Old Colony Open Lace 5 part Divided Platter
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Item: Old Colony Open Lace 5 part Divided Platter Pickup: Arthur, IL 61911 Loading help on site: please advise (assume none) Please quote pickup, any packing or crating, and transport.
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Pink depression glass platter from Hocking Glass Company, 12 3/4 inches with five divided compartments and open lace rim design, manufactured 1935 to 1938. Vintage tableware collectors and dealers targeting the depression glass market buy these pieces for resale to enthusiasts and completist collectors seeking specific patterns and colors. Inspect carefully for chips or cracks on the rim edges and dividing walls, verify the pink color consistency matches period examples, and confirm no repairs or heavy wear to the sunburst pattern details before bidding.
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Pink depression glass piece is the Old Colony (Open Lace) 5-Part Divided Platter measuring 12 3/4 inches, manufactured by the Hocking Glass Company (later Anchor Hocking) between 1935 and 1938.
Design Features: Features an oval shape with a distinctive pierced "open lace" or loop-rim edge, divided interior compartments (5 parts), and a radial sunburst/starburst pattern radiating from the center.
Era & Collectibility: Produced during the Depression era, this flamingo/pink translucent glassware is heavily sought after by vintage tableware collectors.
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Arthur, IL 61911
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