MAC BETH EVANS OPALESCENT BEIGE CREMAX PETALWARE - SALADS-BOWL-SHERBET

Description

MAC BETH EVANS OPALESCENT BEIGE CREMAX PETALWARE
SALAD PLATES, BOWL and SHERBET
1930-1940
PLATES  8"
:  Four Plates Have the Regency Design Gold Band and Flowers-
The Pattern on the Fifth is Just About Worn Off Now. The Plates are In Very Good
Condition-One Plate, With the Pattern, has a Small Chip on Edge That is Not Visible to the Naked Eye Due to The Opaqueness,
No Other Chips, Cracks or Crazing. When The Light Hits it a Certain Way,
You can See the Tell
Tale Signs of The Pattern on the Fifth Plate
BOWL 5 3/4"  X 1 1/2"
:
Very Good Condition - No Chips, Cracks or Crazing
No Pattern
LOW SHERBET  4 1/4" x 2 1/4"
:
Also in Good Condition but For a Tiny Chip on Base
No Pattern
It's My Understanding They Began Making the Monax Petalware Around 1933, Using
A Translucent White Glass That Was Being Used For Lighting Fixtures
Around 1939 They Began Making an Ivory/Beige Called Ivrene and Later Called Cremax
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