Vintage Pink Depression Glass Oval Serving Dish – Scalloped Edge with Handle, 1930s Floral Motif

Meet the Hope Dish—a vintage pink glass serving piece that glows with the spirit of the 1930s. Crafted during the Great Depression, pink glassware like this was mass-produced to bring beauty into homes during a time of hardship. Its cheerful hue and scalloped silhouette weren’t just decorative—they were defiant. This dish is part of a legacy that turned scarcity into style, proving that joy could be molded, pressed, and passed down  

✨ Design Details That Speak Volumes

• Era: Circa 1930s, part of the Pink Depression Glass movement
• Material: Molded translucent glass with radial lines and a central floral motif
• Shape: Oval with a scalloped edge and single handle—ideal for serving sweets, fruits, or hors d’oeuvres
• Color: Blush rose pink, a tone historically associated with optimism and warmth

• 1.5h 12l 8w
Whether styled on a maximalist tablescape or used as a standalone accent, this dish delivers both function and folklore.

🔥 Why It’s a Must-Have
• Emotional Resonance: This dish isn’t just pretty—it’s a symbol of endurance, creativity, and the human need for beauty in bleak times.
• Styling Versatility: Use it as a serving piece, a vanity tray, or a centerpiece base. It plays well with boho luxe, cottagecore, and eclectic interiors.

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This isn’t just a dish—it’s a conversation starter, a mood-setter, and a piece of American design history. Perfect for collectors, stylists, or anyone who believes that the objects we live with should mean something.

👉 Only one available. Once it’s gone, it’s gone.
💌 Ships safely with eco-conscious packaging and a handwritten provenance card.