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Old Cafe Crystal Depression Glass 5 1/2 in Handled Bowl
Old Cafe is one of Hocking's depression patterns that is a very simple design that packs a lot of appeal. Old Cafe has one wide, rounded rib between two narrower ribs. You can distinguish Old Cafe from the somewhat similar pattern Fortune by remembering Old Cafe is two words and has two ribs, and Fortune is one word and has one narrow rib between the wide ribs. (It works for me anyway!) This is the 2-handled medium bowl in crystal.
Bowl is just under 5 1/2 inches across not counting the handles. It is 6 3/4 inches across from the tip of one curlicue handle to the other. Bowl is in excellent condition, free of chips or cracks. Wear is very light and glass is nice and clear.Inventory # 2389 and 2102.
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Old Cafe Crystal Depression Glass Tab-Handled 7 3/4 Inch Candy Dish
Here's a pretty candy dish in Hocking's rather popular Old Cafe crystal depression glass. This is the 8 inch, slightly flared shallow bowl with two small tab handles. Crystal means the color is clear. Candy actually measures 7 3/4 inches across, not including the handles. It is in excellent condition, free of any chips or cracks. Inventory 2390 and 1728.
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Old Cafe Crystal Authentic Depression Glass 7 1/4 inch Vase
Here is the authentic depression glass Old Cafe crystal vase. Old Cafe is a charming pattern that was made in the depression era, from 1936 to 1940. You can find vases in a very similar style that were made later, some with the Anchor Hocking symbol on them. In fact my store has one. There are also some that are more recent that are heavier and the pattern is not crisp. This vase has no symbol and is the right pattern. Vase is 7 1/8 inches tall and 5 5/8 inches across at the outer lip. It is in excellent condition, free of chips or cracks. Wear is very light and on the underside of the base. Inventory 2297 and 1453
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Crystal Old Cafe Depression Glass Look Alike 7 1/4inch Flared Vase
Here is the wonderful vase in Hocking's Old Cafe depression glass pattern. Old Cafe has wide rounded panels between 2 narrower panels. Vase carries the rounded panels up to make a nicely-scalloped rim.
Vase is 7 1/4 inches tall and a little over 5 1/2 inches in diameter at the mouth. Old Cafe was made until 1940 according to most books. This piece is marked with the Anchor Hocking anchor mark on the base indicating later production of this charming pattern and a look-alike piece. You can find vases made very recently that do not have the anchor symbol that have a less-clear pattern. Vase is in excellent condition, no chips or cracks, no water marks. You'll want this in your collection!
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Old Cafe Pink Depression Glass Tab-Handled 7 3/4 Inch Candy Dish
Here's a pretty candy dish in Hocking's rather popular Old Cafe. This is the 8 inch, slightly flared shallow bowl with two small tab handles. Candy actually measures 7 3/4 inches across, not including the handles. It is in excellent condition, free of any chips or cracks.
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Old Café Pink Depression Glass 5 1/2in Bowl with Clear Handles
Free domestic US shipping for this choice piece of pink depression glass! Here is a very nice bowl in Hocking Glass' Old Cafe pink depression glass. This bowl has two open handles that are clear glass with an intricate design of scrolls flanking raised carbochons on the underside. This may be the candy base. Old Cafe is similar to Hocking's Fortune pattern and you can tell them apart because Old Cafe alternates one wide optic panel with one narrow panel. The rounded panels continue to the bottom to form a base. All in all, an attractive pattern that looks good yet today. Bowl is 5 1/2 inches across not counting the handles and is 7 1/8 inches from handle tip to handle tip. It is just under 2 1/2 inches tall. Bowl is in super condition, no chips, no cracks, clear glass, and the only wear is a very little on the bottom from setting for 70 years. Go ahead and treat yourself!
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