Set of 4 Vintage Pink Depression Glass Sherbet Cups – 1930s Dessert Bowls, Cube Pattern Style

This set of four pink Depression glass sherbet/dessert cups carries both beauty and history. Produced during the 1930s–1940s, these dainty pedestal bowls feature a pressed cube-style geometric pattern that glows with soft pink elegance.
What is Depression Glass?
Depression glass was produced in the United States during the Great Depression (1929–1939) and into the 1940s. In a time of economic hardship, companies such as Hazel-Atlas, Federal Glass, and Jeannette made affordable glassware in cheerful colors to brighten homes. Often sold for just a few cents or given away in cereal boxes, flour sacks, or as movie theater premiums, Depression glass became a staple in American households.
Pink glass was among the most popular and enduring colors. For families struggling in difficult times, its warmth and charm provided a small but meaningful sense of joy and optimism. Today, it remains one of the most collectible Depression glass colors, sought after for both its aesthetic appeal and its historical significance.
Details:
Era: 1930s–1940s (Depression Glass)
Color: Pink
Pattern: Cube / pressed geometric design
Quantity: 4 sherbet/dessert cups
Height: ~3 in
Condition: Excellent vintage condition – no chips or cracks, with only light age-related wear.
Perfect for entertaining, display, or gifting to a vintage glass lover, these Depression glass bowls are more than tableware – they are pieces of American history.