Jeannette Depression Glass Adam Pink Dinner Plate - Single Replacement or Small Platter

Searching for that specific piece to complete your vintage collection? This is your opportunity to acquire a unique find. We have a single, beautiful Jeannette "Adam" depression glass plate in a charming shade of pink. Made for a brief period between 1932 and 1934, this pattern is a rare find, making it a perfect replacement item to finally complete your set.

Measuring 9 inches square this plate is far more versatile than a standard piece of dinnerware. Can also be used as a charming appetizer platter for your next gathering, or a stunning dessert plate to serve your favorite treats.

This plate is in excellent vintage condition with no chips or cracks, a testament to its enduring quality. Don't let this chance to own a piece of history pass you by. Add this distinctive and functional piece to your home before it's gone.

Dimensions: 9" Square

The Wonderbringer's Curation Note: Please keep in mind that due to the vintage and antique nature of our collectible categories, they are not brand new. However, we have meticulously inspected and curated each piece to ensure it is in pristine condition and ready to be enjoyed. We believe that by purchasing a vintage piece, you are not only acquiring a beautiful object but also holding a piece of history—and we think that is what makes them so special.

Brand History: The Jeannette Glass Company, founded in Jeannette, Pennsylvania, in 1898, was a major player in the production of Depression-era glassware. Originally a bottle manufacturer, the company shifted its focus to machine-made tableware and kitchenware in the 1920s and 1930s, making it one of the seven key manufacturers of Depression glass.

The "Adam" pattern is a prime example of their work from this period. Produced for a very short time from 1932 to 1934, the pattern is highly sought after by collectors due to its brief production run and Art Deco-inspired design. It features a distinctive square shape and a pinwheel-like motif, often including feathered details.