1930 Hocking Glass Cameo Green Depression Glass Sherbet Glasses Set of 8

Eight green depression glass sherbet cups arranged in two rows of four against a plain off-white background
1930 Hocking Glass Cameo Green Depression Glass Sherbet Glasses Set of 8
1930 Hocking Glass Cameo Green Depression Glass Sherbet Glasses Set of 8
1930 Hocking Glass Cameo Green Depression Glass Sherbet Glasses Set of 8
1930 Hocking Glass Cameo Green Depression Glass Sherbet Glasses Set of 8
1930 Hocking Glass Cameo Green Depression Glass Sherbet Glasses Set of 8
1930 Hocking Glass Cameo Green Depression Glass Sherbet Glasses Set of 8
Eight green depression glass sherbet cups arranged in two rows of four against a plain off-white background 1930 Hocking Glass Cameo Green Depression Glass Sherbet Glasses Set of 8 1930 Hocking Glass Cameo Green Depression Glass Sherbet Glasses Set of 8 1930 Hocking Glass Cameo Green Depression Glass Sherbet Glasses Set of 8 1930 Hocking Glass Cameo Green Depression Glass Sherbet Glasses Set of 8 1930 Hocking Glass Cameo Green Depression Glass Sherbet Glasses Set of 8 1930 Hocking Glass Cameo Green Depression Glass Sherbet Glasses Set of 8
1930 Hocking Glass Cameo Green Depression Glass Sherbet Glasses Set of 8
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Bring a touch of classic elegance to your table with this beautiful set of green depression glass sherbet cups. Each piece features the delicate and highly collectible Cameo pattern, glowing vibrantly under a blacklight.

  • Size: 3.25 inches tall by 3.5 inches wide (Measurements are close but approximate)
  • Decade: 1930s
  • Style: Depression Era
  • Condition: Seven glasses are in excellent condition while one glass has a small rough spot on the rim
  • Extra notes: This pattern is also widely known as Dancer or Ballerina due to the distinct figures depicted in the design

Produced by the Hocking Glass Company between 1930 and 1934, the Cameo pattern was one of their earliest and most popular etched glass designs. This uranium-bearing glass captures the quintessential charm of 1930s American tableware, offering both historical significance and a striking glow for modern collectors.