Pink Depression Glass Candy Dish - "Oyster and Pearl" Anchor Hocking | Circa 1938-1940

Elegant, distinctive, and full of vintage charm, this Pink Depression Glass Candy Dish in the beloved Oyster and Pearl pattern by Anchor Hocking is a delightful piece of late Depression-era glassware. Produced between 1938 and 1940, this beautifully designed dish combines graceful styling with everyday practicality, making it a treasured addition to any collection.

The Oyster and Pearl pattern is admired for its flowing scalloped rim, softly fluted panels, and signature beaded "pearl" accents that radiate from the center. The result is a design that feels both delicate and sophisticated, while the warm blush-pink glass catches the light with a soft, inviting glow.

Perfect for serving wrapped candies, chocolates, nuts, mints, or berries, this versatile dish is equally at home on a coffee table, vanity, or holiday buffet. It also makes a lovely catchall for jewelry, keys, or other small treasures when not being used for entertaining.

Whether you're adding to an Anchor Hocking collection or simply looking for a timeless vintage accent, this Oyster and Pearl candy dish brings warmth, history, and effortless elegance to any space.

Dimensions (Approximate):
Height:1 ½ inches
Width with Handles: 6 inches
Diameter: 5 inches 

Weight: 6 ounces

Condition:
Very good vintage condition with light, age-appropriate wear. No major chips or cracks noted. Please review photos for full detail.

This is a vintage/antique, pre-owned item with normal wear and tear due to its age.

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