Macbeth Evans American Sweetheart Pink 12”Salver Plate And 4 Bread Plates

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Macbeth Evans American Sweetheart Pink 12”Salver Plate And 4 Bread Plates.
These beautiful dishes were made by McBeth- Evans between 1930 and 1936. The salver plate measures 12 inches across.
There are four bread and butter plates, that measures 6 inches across.
As you probably know, Standard Depression Glass was made with inexpensive materials. Silica sand, soda ash and lime stone were heated and fused, then poured into molds. There may be heavy seams, straw imprints, bubbles, debris incased in the glass, and surface wrinkles. These are normal conditions of depression glass and not flaws.
The four bread and butter plates are in very nice condition. The salver plate is also in very good condition with little to no utensil marks, but there is a chip on the edge. From the shape of it it actually looks like it could be a tong mark. It is pointed out in the photos. It doesn’t really affect the overall appearance and functionality of the piece.