1930's Pink Frosted Depression Glass Footed Bowl - Carol Pink by Lancaster - Satin Frosted candle holders The cup can easily become

The cup can easily become home to a trio of tiny succulents

- Light crazing

The inside rim of one of the teacups bears some signs of student work in the form of a not quite smooth ring that left a flaky looking ring after firing

Its ample presence makes it the queen-sized dish of the dinner party and its interesting appearance makes it the center of attention

Containing a mixture of strawberries and flowers in a contrasting assortment of colors

1930's Pink Frosted Depression Glass Footed Bowl - Carol Pink by Lancaster - Satin Frosted candle holders The cup can easily becomeLuxury is not a necessity to me, but beautiful and good things are. Anais Nin {HISTORY} This is what your glass collection looked like in the 1930's. It was frosted and pink and slippery smooth to the touch. It had hand painted flowers and feet and a ruffled edge. Above all, it was feminine and pretty and functional. Introducing the depression era class pattern Carol Pink made by Lancaster Glass Company in Lancaster, Ohio. Debuting in the 1930's, this