Antique 1930s American Sweetheart Pink MacBeth Evans Depression Glass Serving Cake Plate

Beautiful authentic Depression-era serving plate in the highly collectible American Sweetheart pattern by MacBeth-Evans Glass Company (Charleroi/Pittsburgh area, produced 1930–1936). Soft pastel pink translucent glass features the pattern’s signature intricate mold-etched filigree of scrolls, swags, and curlicues that create a delicate lace- or pearl-like effect. A radiant central medallion is framed by a wide paneled rim and elegant scalloped edge.

This 11-inch (approx.) round plate is perfect as a cake plate, sandwich/serving platter, or decorative display piece. The thin yet sturdy glass catches the light beautifully and brings romantic 1930s charm to cottagecore, farmhouse, grandmillennial, or vintage table settings.

Details

•  Maker: MacBeth-Evans Glass Company

•  Pattern: American Sweetheart

•  Color: Soft pink

•  Size: Approximately 11¼ inches diameter

•  Era: Circa 1930–1936

Measurement: 11 1/4 inch diameter

Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only

Depression glass was mass-produced during the Great Depression to make everyday beauty affordable. MacBeth-Evans was known for quality thin glass and elegant patterns like this one (never widely reproduced). A lovely piece of American glassmaking history!

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