Pink Depression Glass Sugar bowl with a Pedestal Base and Handles - “Manhattan” Anchor Hocking | 1938- 1943

Bring timeless vintage charm to your table with this beautiful Pink Depression Glass Sugar Bowl in the iconic Manhattan pattern by Anchor Hocking. Produced during the late 1930s through the early 1940s, this elegant piece captures the enduring beauty and optimism of the Depression Glass era.

Featuring the sleek architectural styling that made the Manhattan pattern so beloved, this sugar bowl showcases graceful curves, delicate side handles, and a classic pedestal base that gives it both presence and sophistication. Its soft rosy pink hue catches the light beautifully, creating that unmistakable warm glow collectors treasure.

Perfect for serving sugar at afternoon tea, displaying wrapped sweets, or simply

styling on a shelf, hutch, or coffee station, this versatile piece blends effortlessly into vintage-inspired, cottage, Grandmillennial, and collected-home décor.

Whether you're building a Depression Glass collection or searching for a meaningful gift for a vintage enthusiast, this lovely Anchor Hocking treasure offers both history and everyday beauty.

Dimensions (Approximate):
Height: 3 ½ inches
Width with handles: 5 ½ inches
Diameter: 3 inches
Weight:10 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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