Serve up a slice of 1930s nostalgia with this beautiful vintage pink depression glass grill plate!
Manufactured by the MacBeth-Evans Glass Company between 1929 and 1932, this divided dinner plate features the highly collectible "Dogwood" pattern. The delicate design showcases raised dogwood blossoms and leaves across the center and along the rim, set against a subtly stippled background.
Divided into three sections, this was originally known as a "grill plate"—perfect for keeping your sides separate from your main dish. Today, it makes a stunning display piece, a beautiful serving tray for small appetizers, or a fantastic addition to any Depression glass collection. The soft, glowing pink color catches the light beautifully and is a must-have for lovers of vintage tableware.
