Vintage Hazel Atlas Royal Lace Pink Depression Glass Sugar Bowl & Creamer (1934–1941) – Selenium Glow
Introduction:
A beautiful matched pair of authentic Hazel Atlas Royal Lace pink Depression glass, dating between 1934 and 1941, featuring the iconic floral lace pattern and elegant footed form.
Key Features:
- Maker: Hazel Atlas Glass Company
- Pattern: Royal Lace
- Era: 1934–1941
- Colour: Light pink Depression glass
- Material: Pressed glass (selenium glass – glows pink under UV light)
- Pieces Included: Footed open sugar bowl & matching creamer
- Size (each): 4 1/8" height x 3 7/8" top diameter
- Design: Intricate floral lace pattern with pedestal bases
- UV Reaction: Soft pink glow under UV, consistent with selenium glass
Both pieces stand properly. The bases have slight mould-edge unevenness around the rim, which is a manufacturing characteristic typical of pressed glass from this era — not damage.
Condition:
Both pieces are in very good vintage condition with no obvious chips, cracks, repairs, or clouding. No visible damage noted. As expected with authentic Depression glass, minor manufacturing variations are present. The pattern remains crisp and well defined.
Historical Background:
Produced by the Hazel Atlas Glass Company during the Great Depression, the Royal Lace pattern is one of the most sought-after designs of the period. Its detailed lace motif and elegant form made it a standout pattern, and today it remains highly collectible among Depression glass enthusiasts.
Usage and Function:
Perfect for display in a vintage cabinet, tea setting, or used traditionally for serving sugar and cream. They also make a charming decorative addition to cottagecore or vintage-inspired interiors.
Collectibility:
Royal Lace is one of Hazel Atlas’s most desirable patterns. A matching sugar and creamer set in pink, especially with selenium glow, is increasingly sought after by collectors. Selling as a pair enhances both display appeal and collector value.
