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Depression Glass Plate in the Columbia Pattern

$15.00

DG66059
Item: Depression Glass Plate in the Columbia Pattern, round plate, crystal glass
Size: 7 3/4 inch diameter
Circa: 1938-1942
Company:  Federal Glass Company
Condition used, like new 

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Featured is a wonderful Depression Glass Plate in the Columbia Pattern.     

  • Depression glass is glassware made between 1929 and 1940. It is often clear or colored translucent machine-made glassware.
  • Depression glass was often given away by banks, gas stations, cereal, and soap manufacturers as promotional incentives.
  • Pattern: The original manufacture’s name is Columbia.
  • Color: This Depression Glass Plate in the Columbia Pattern is
  • Design: series of beads starting big at the base and progressing smaller and smaller
  • Depression glass is loved for its bright colors and molded pretty patterns.
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