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TE1156
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Lace Edge – Open Lace – Old Colony – Hocking Glass Co – Pink Cookie Jar / No Lid
This pattern is knows as "Lace Edge, Open Lace, & Old Colony" and was made by the Hocking Glass Company 1935-1938 in Lancaster, Ohio. This is the Pink Cookie Jar base only no lid, with the lace edge border. It is 5 inches in height, with a base of 5 inches across and the top rim is 6 ¼ inches across to the end of the lace. Condition: damage to the lace edge which is common to these pieces, small chips, a hairline, and inside edge roughness where the lid should rest. Shaped like as fish bowl, with lace edge.
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TE0116
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Pink Coronation Master Berry Bowl – Saxon – Banded Fine Rib
A large master berry bowl, in pink, made by the Hocking Glass Co., 1936-1940. This pattern is known as Coronation, Banded Fine Rib, and Saxon. The berry bowl measures 7 ¾ inches and is handled. It measures 9 ½ inches across the handles. Condition: has some mold marks, a popped bubble, straw mark – no chips, cracks, or hairlines.
-Ref. Pocket Guide to Depression Glass & More 1920’s-1960’s (2001) @ $ 15
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TE0227
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Depression Glass - Waterford- Waffle - Plate
A crystal dinner plate, 9 ½ inches in the pattern Waterford, or " Waffle" made by Hocking Glass Co., 1938-1944. Condition is nice.
-Ref. Pocket Guide to Depression glass & More 1920’s-1960’s (2001) @ $ 11 (pg. 164)
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TE0285
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Depression Glass -Colonial “Knife & Fork” –CUP – Hocking Glass Co.
A pink cup, in the pattern "Knife & Fork", made by the Hocking Glass Co., 1934-1938. Size: 2 ¼ inches height and 3 ½ inches across the top. Condition: Very small Fleabite to bottom rim, can be felt, but not seen.
-ref. Pocket Guide To Depression Glass & More 1920’s-1960’s(2003) @ $ 10.00 (pg. 37)
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TE0333
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Optic Block – Hocking Glass Co. – Yellow Cup
A lovely shade of yellow, this cup is in the Block Optic " Block" pattern made by the Hocking glass Co., 1929-1933. Size: 2 ¼ inches height and 3 ¾ inches across the top. Condition: wonderful!
-ref. Pocket Guide to Depression Glass & More (2003) $ 7 (PG 22)
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TE0486a-c
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Depression Glass - Hocking Glass Co. – Old Café – Mint, Candy Dish – Pink
This is a pink glass, 8 inch "lo candy dish" made by the Hocking Glass Co., 1936-1938, and 1940 in the pattern known as Old Café . Also nice to use for mints. It has two tab handles and measures 8 ½ inches across the handles, 8 inches the other direction. Nice condition, normal straw marks & bubbles, common with depression era glass.
-ref. Pocket Guide To Depression Glass & More 1920’s-1960’s (2003) pg. 133 @ $ 14
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TE0788
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Hocking Glass Co. - Block Optic - Green Creamer
This creamer was made by the Hocking Glass Co., between 1929 and 1933. This pattern is "Block Optic" and this is the cone shaped creamer. It is 4 ¼ inches height with a base of 2-1/2 inches, and measures 3 ½ inches across the top at the spout. This " glows" beautiful under black light! Has a mosquito bite on bottom half of the bottom rim, as well as top rim use roughness.
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TE2254
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Depression Glass - Hocking Glass Co. – Old Café – Mint, Candy Dish –Crystal
This is a crystal glass, 8 inch lo candy or mint dish made by the Hocking Glass Co., 1936-1938, and 1940 in the pattern known as Old Café. It has two tab handles and measures 8 ½ inches across the handles, 8 inches the other direction. Nice condition, normal straw marks & bubbles, common with depression era glass.
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TE1425
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Hocking – Vitrock – Red Flower Pots – Salt, Pepper & Grease Jar
This is a three piece matching set of kitchen collectibles from the 1930’s. Made by the Hocking Glass Co., known as Vitrock, the pattern is called Red Flower Pots, as there are four flower pots on each piece. Salt and pepper have original tin lids, and the grease has the original glass lid with multi color stripes. Salt & pepper are 3 ¾ inches height, 2 inches width, 3 ½ inches length, the grease jar stands 6 inches height, 4 inches width and 5 inches length. Condition: very nice, with dents and wear to the tin lids, and the under side of the grease jar has rough spots, where it has come into contact with the base over many years of use, so those area’s show their typical age wear. No other damage.
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TE1157
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Lace Edge – Open Lace – Old Colony – Hocking Glass Co – Pink 3 Part Relish Plate
This pattern is knows as "Lace Edge, Open Lace, & Old Colony" and was made by the Hocking Glass Company 1935-1938 in Lancaster, Ohio. This is the pink 10-½ inch divided relish plate, in three sections and has a lace edge. Condition: mold and straw marks, mold roughness on base rim - no damage seen.
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Pink Coronation - Berry Bowl – Saxon – Banded Fine Rib
A berry bowl, in pink, made by the Hocking Glass Co., 1936-1940. This pattern is known as Coronation, Banded Fine Rib, and Saxon. The berry bowl measures 4 ½ inches and is handled. Condition: has some mould marks, straw marks – no chips, cracks, or hairlines.
-Ref. Pocket Guide to Depression Glass & More 1920’s-1960’s (2001) @ $ 7
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Depression Glass - Waterford- Waffle - Sherbet Plate
A crystal Sherbet plate, 6 inches in the pattern Waterford, or " Waffle" made by Hocking Glass Co., 1938-1944. Condition is nice.
-Ref. Pocket Guide to Depression glass & More 1920’s-1960’s (2001) @ $ 3 (pg. 164)
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TE1158
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Lace Edge – Open Lace – Old Colony – Hocking Glass Co – 5 Part Pink Platter
This pattern is knows as "Lace Edge, Open Lace, & Old Colony" and was made by the Hocking Glass Company 1935-1938 in Lancaster, Ohio. This is the pink five part platter, which measures 12 ¾ inches length by 9 ½ inches width, and has a lace edge border.
Condition: mold roughness on inside (center part) of the lace, very minor.
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TE0118
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Hocking- Coke Bottle Green – Reamer
A reamer, made by the Hocking Glass Co., and the color is very light green and referred to as "coke Bottle Green" due to this very light color / the same as the old coke bottles. The base measures 5 inches and is slightly footed. From the spout to the loop handle, it measures 8 inches. Nice condition, normal straw marks.
-Ref. Kitchen Glassware of the Depression Years (2001) @ $30-35 (pg. 209/206)
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