Pink Depression Glass Salad or Luncheon Plate, Royal Lace Pattern

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Pink Depression Glass Salad or Luncheon Plate, Royal Lace Pattern

Era / Decade

1930s (Produced between 1934-1941)

Material

Pressed Molded Glass; translucent pink (often called "Rose" by collectors). Characteristic of Great Depression era mass-production glass.

Condition

Very Good. Appears clear with consistent color and intact lace detailing. Minimal visible scratching or utensil marks; however, glass from this era often has manufacturing 'straw marks' or bubbles.

Demand Level

Moderate to Strong. Depression glass has a niche but dedicated collector base. Royal Lace is a top-tier pattern that sells faster than common floral patterns.

Resale Value

Estimated Resale Value

Low: $12 | Mid: $18 | High: $28 (per single plate)

Estimated Retail Value

$25.00 - $35.00 (comparable high-end replacement cost today)

Comparable Sales

Recent individual sales on eBay range from $15 to $26 plus shipping. Sets of 4 often sell for $75-$100 depending on the exact plate size and condition.

Description

Exquisite 1930s Hazel-Atlas pink depression glass plate in the highly sought-after 'Royal Lace' pattern. Features a scalloped rim with intricate floral lace medallions and a central circular lace motif. Approximately 8 to 9 inches in diameter, perfect for salad, dessert, or luncheon service. The pink hue is delicate and captures light beautifully.

Key Features

Highly collectible pattern (Royal Lace is one of the 'Big Three' patterns), desirable pink colorway, authentic vintage status, scalloped edge, and intricate mold detail.

Authenticity Indicators

Pattern recognition (Royal Lace has distinctive triple-line dividers between lace panels); high confidence level. Authentic pieces lack modern 'Made in' marks and may have minor mold flaws.

Flaws to Note

Potential 'flea bites' (tiny chips) on the scalloped rim or bottom ring; light surface scratching from utensil use. Check for 'sickness' (cloudiness) that won't wash off.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

Etsy (for vintage enthusiasts), eBay (for collectors searching specific patterns), and Replacement services like Replacements.com if they are buying inventory.

Selling Tips

Photograph against a solid white or black background to show the pattern. Use keywords like 'Hazel Atlas', 'Royal Lace Pink', and 'Grandmillennial'. Ship with extreme care using double-boxing and plenty of bubble wrap.

Appraised on 6/24/2026