3 Anchor Hocking Coronation Pink depression glass bowl

Depression glass refers to a category of machine-made glassware produced in the United States between 1929 and 1939. These items were often given away as premiums in cereal boxes or sold cheaply at five-and-dime stores to provide affordable luxury during the Great Depression. The 'Coronation' line is characterized by its elegant ribbing and radial motifs, designed to catch the light.