Lot #368: Vintage American glassware spanning from the Depression era (1930s) through the mid-century/retro period (1970s).

1. Ruby Red Pedestal Piece Identification: This is an Amberina or Ruby Red footed cake stand/torte plate produced by Indiana Glass (often distributed via their Tiara Exclusives home party line in the 1970s). Details: It features an embossed geometric starburst or diamond-point pattern under the plate surface. 2. Green Glass Platter (Bottom Right)Identification: This is an authentic piece of Green Depression Glass in the highly sought-after "Cameo" pattern (commonly referred to as "Ballerina" or "Dancing Girl") manufactured by the Hocking Glass Company between 1930 and 1934. Uranium Alert: Because it is green glass from this specific Hocking era, this platter contains small amounts of uranium dioxide and will glow vibrantly neon green under a 395nm UV blacklight. 3. Clear Glass Divided Server (Left)Identification: This is a vintage 3-part divided relish/grill plate or sandwich tray. It features a centrally molded ring designed to hold a matching cream pitcher or sugar bowl. Details: The clear pressed glass is beautifully detailed with a delicate needle-etched floral and scrollwork pattern along the outer rim, characteristic of "Elegant Glass" makers from the mid-20th century. 4. Small Blue Bowl (Top Right)Identification: This is a vintage Blue Opalescent "Open Lace" edge bowl or candy dish, famously manufactured by Fenton Art Glass. Details: It sits on a basketweave pattern base with an intricate, open-work lattice rim that features a milky white opalescent treatment around the top border. - Good used condition — light wear and surface scratches Pickup category timeslot {A}