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Florentine No.2-Sugar-Yellow
The Florentine No.2 pattern was made by Hazel Atlas Glass Company between 1932-1935.
Please bear in mind that depression glass was cheaply made and as such there are factory flaws in most pieces. These include air bubbles, streatch marks, dimples and folds, etc. and even dirt particles. Most of these pieces were used and very few spent time on display only.
The sugar measures just under 3 1/2" across and is approximately 3 1/4" high and weighs 7 oz.
There is one extra light scratch than can barely be seen with the naked eye and one very light scratch approximately 1/16" in length. Otherwise, this sugar is in factory new condition.
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40002
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Royal Lace-Sugar-Pink
The Royal Lace pattern was made by Hazel Atlas Glass Company from 1934-1941.
Please bear in mind that depression glass was cheaply made and as such there are factory flaws in most pieces. These include air bubbles, streatch marks, dimples and folds, etc. and even dirt particles. Most of these pieces were used and very few spent time on display only.
This sugar measures slightly more than 3 3/4" at its opening and is just under 4 1/4" high. It weighs 10 oz.
It is in factory new condition.
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40003
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Aurora-Cereal Bowl-Pink
This pattern was made by Hazel-Atlas Glass Company in the late 1930s.
Please bear in mind that depression glass was cheaply made and as such there are factory flaws in most pieces. These include air bubbles, streatch marks, dimples and folds, etc. and even dirt particles. Most of these pieces were used and very few spent time on display only.
This bowl measures 5 1/2" around and is 2" high. It weighs 7oz.
The bowl has a few use marks at the interior bottom as though it had been eaten from once. Otherwise it is in factory new condition.
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40004
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Diamond Arches-Sm. Bowl-Blue
This pattern was made by Hazel Atlas in the 1930s.
Please bear in mind that depression glass was cheaply made and as such there are factory flaws in most pieces. These include air bubbles, streatch marks, dimples and folds, etc. and even dirt particles. Most of these pieces were used and very few spent time on display only.
This bowl measures 4 1/2" across and is 1 1/2" high and weighs 5oz.
This little bowl is in factory new condition.
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40005
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Blue Ripple Saucers-3
These saucers looks as though they've hardly been used. One saucer has a residue from a sticker on its interior bottom. Most of the marks I see where factory caused such as stretch type marks. There are some very light rubs marks on the interior 'rims' from stacking but you have to look very close to see this.
The saucers measure 5 1/2" around and together weigh 1lb. 1oz.
These saucers are in excellent condition for their age. Hazel Atlas made this pattern in the early 1950s.
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Hazel Atlas Relish-1936
This dish was shown in the Hazel-Atlas catalog from 1936-1939. I don't know the name of the pattern or if it even had a name.
The dish measures slightly over 7" at it widest point and is a little over 1" high. It weighs 12oz.
There are slight mold flaws such as air bubbles and a small area on the back where the glass seems to have escaped the mold somewhat.
I can only find some shallow rim flake measuring about 1/16" that is difficult to see but can be ligtly felt.
Otherwise, this dish is in excellent condition for being 70 yrs. plus old. I see no use marks of any kind.
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