Antique Pink Depression Glass Serving Bowl in the Mayfair Open Rose Pattern

This beautiful example of Depression glass was made by Hocking Glass Company (known later as Anchor Hocking) in the 1930s. This type of glass was mass produced during the Great Depression to help keep Americans employed during the hard times. It was produced in a variety of colors, including pink, blue, amber, green, and clear. Pink is considered the rarest and most valuable of the colors because of its limited production, and this is an exceptional example of that rare pink glass. Please see the provided photos for further details.