Description

Anchor Hocking Oyster and Peak Pink Depression Glass are cherished examples of mid-20th century American glassware, known for their elegant design and historical significance. Produced during the 1930s and 1940s, these glass pieces were affordable yet beautiful, making them popular during the Great Depression.

Oyster Depression Glass features a soft, creamy hue with a pearlescent finish, often adorned with simple floral or geometric patterns. It was used for a variety of tableware, adding understated elegance to everyday meals.

Peak Pink Depression Glass is distinguished by its vibrant, soft pink color and intricate patterns, making it a cheerful addition to any collection. Like Oyster glass, it was widely used for tableware and is now highly sought after by collectors.

Both types of glassware reflect the era’s emphasis on practicality and beauty, offering a glimpse into the past and a timeless appeal that continues to captivate collectors today.