During the 1930s, hocking was able to produce 90 pieces of glassware per minute, which meant it could sell a pair of depression glass tumblers for only a nickel.
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Fantastic Full Set Of Depression Glass Striped Yellow Red Orange Black Pitcher And Decanter With 8 Glasses 1940 S Carol S True Vintage And Antiques - The beautiful pink glass such as that used in the piece above can be found in plates, bowls, pitchers, and all sorts of tableware.
