1930's Pink Frosted Glass Pedestal Serving Plate - Carol Pink by Lancaster - Satin Frosted 1912 this wood sign originally started

this wood sign originally started out red and white but has since been repainted with matte black and then hand distressed so that it takes on an aged and weathered patina

Clinchfield dishes are a challenge to find now because so many pieces were so heavily used on a daily basis that most were eventually discarded due to wear and tear or breakage

making them a fun choice for a myriad of unique table settings

this plate is just lovely

As for the brief history of Syracuse China

1930's Pink Frosted Glass Pedestal Serving Plate - Carol Pink by Lancaster - Satin Frosted 1912 this wood sign originally startedI don't ask you always to love me like this, but I ask you to remember. F. Scott Fitzgerald {HISTORY} This is what your glass collection looked like in the 1930's. It was frosted and pink and slippery smooth to the touch. It had hand painted flowers and feet and a ruffled edge. Above all, it was feminine and pretty and functional. Introducing the depression era glass pattern Carol Pink made by Lancaster Glass Company in Lancaster, Ohio. Debuting