Vintage Macbeth Evans Pink American Sweetheart Depression Glass Platter

Add a touch of timeless romance to your table with this exquisite Vintage Macbeth Evans Pink American Sweetheart Depression Glass Serving Plate. Measuring a generous 12 inches in diameter, this authentic platter is a stunning example of classic Depression Glass from the 1930s.

The iconic American Sweetheart pattern, known for its delicate scrolls and swirling lace-like design, is showcased beautifully in the soft, translucent pink hue. This graceful pink serving plate is not just a piece of dinnerware; it's a testament to the elegant craftsmanship of the Macbeth Evans Glass Company.

Perfect for special occasions or daily display, this versatile vintage platter is ideal for serving appetizers, desserts, or as a decorative centerpiece. Whether you are a dedicated collector of Macbeth Evans glassware or simply looking for a unique and beautiful piece to elevate your home, this is a must-have addition. Bring a piece of American history and Art Deco charm to your collection today.

Dimensions: 12" Round 

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 Macbeth-Evans Glass Company was a prominent name in American glassware, with a rich history dating back to its founding in 1899. Known for their exceptional craftsmanship and innovative techniques, they became a leading manufacturer of elegant and affordable glass products. Their enduring legacy is largely tied to their role in producing "Depression Glass," a term for the mass-produced, colorful glassware that brought beauty and a sense of luxury to American households during the economic hardships of the 1930s.

Among their most beloved creations is the "American Sweetheart" pattern, celebrated for its delicate, lacy design and produced in a range of captivating colors, including the quintessential pink. The company's commitment to quality and classic style made their pieces highly sought-after. Although Macbeth-Evans was eventually merged with the Corning Glass Works in 1936, their vintage pieces remain a testament to a bygone era of American glassmaking. Collectors and enthusiasts continue to cherish these beautiful and historic items for their timeless charm and sentimental value.