1930's Anchor Hocking Old Colony pattern No chips or cracks Collectible pattern Vintage pink depression glass round compote in the Old Colony pattern (commonly referred to as "Lace Edge" or "Open Lace"). It was manufactured by the Anchor Hocking Glass Company between 1935 and 1938. Design Elements: It features a distinctive pierced open-work or "laced" rim alongside a classic ribbed pattern expanding along the pedestal base. Historical Context: This pattern is one of the most recognizable and highly collectible styles of American Depression-era glassware. Common Uses: These pedestaled dishes were originally designed to serve fruit, candy, jellies, or nuts at a formal dessert service.