Anchor Hocking Queen Mary Pink Depression Glass Handled Bowl
$18.00
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$18.00
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Anchor Hocking Queen Mary Pink Depression Glass Handled Bowl
Condition:
used
$18.00
Sale price
$18.00
Regular price
This vintage Queen Mary bowl brings a compact, sculptural presence to shelves or tabletop displays with its vertical ribbing, soft pink tone, and single‑handle form.
A vintage pink Depression glass bowl from Anchor Hocking’s Queen Mary pattern, produced between 1936 and 1949 and admired for its crisp, paneled detailing. The design features vertical ribs that rise cleanly along the sides, paired with a starburst motif pressed into the base for added geometric texture. Originally made as a small fruit or dessert bowl, its compact size and single handle make it an easy piece for display or light serving.
Dimensions are approximately 4 1/16 inches in diameter and 1 1/16 inches tall.
This item is shipped directly by Wade Living and may arrive separately from other items in your order.
Vintage Disclaimer
Vintage pieces may show light signs of age or use. Please review all photos and reach out with any questions before purchasing. Due to the nature of vintage items, returns are not accepted.
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