Anchor Hocking Glass Pink Mayfair Open Rose Square Salad Luncheon Plate

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nchor Hocking Glass Pink Mayfair Open Rose Square Salad Luncheon Plates
Very good condition for its age. These are free of chips or cracks. Clear vivid color, but due to age they may have some imperfections.  Vintage Item.
Hocking Glass Company began in Lancaster Ohio in 1905 hand pressing small tableware items, lamp parts, and novelty pieces. By the mid 1920’s, they had begun the switch to automation and turned out their first line of machine pressed tableware in 1928. Circle, Spiral, and Block Optic were among the first patterns machine pressed, all made primarily in green. In 1930, Hocking introduced its first mold-etched pattern, Cameo, followed by Princess is 1931. (The term “mold-etched” refers to the way the actual glass molds are made. Instead of pressing the glass and then etching the pattern into each piece individually, the pattern is etched into the metal mold so that the pattern is pressed or molded into the glass.) Mayfair was the only other mold-etched pattern Hocking produced and it had the longest production run of the three, from 1931 to 1937.
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1 Plate approx 8.25"
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