3 DEPRESSION Era Saucers / Sm Dishes *2 PINK (ETCHED Blush + SWIRL)+1 MILKGLASS

3 SAUCERS or small DISHES from the Depression Era. I used them to put under jar candles or small plants, but you could also use them as small candy dishes. Only the PINK ETCHED one has the "ribbing" for a cup (which technically makes it a saucer). The 2 pink ones are most probably from the '30s ~ and the white milkglass one is probably from the 40s-50s. ** All are in PERFECT CONDITION with no scratches, chips or nicks (except for one small burn mark on the milkglass saucer, most likely from a match when I had a candle on it. The 3rd milk glass photo shows that. The 1st one is very pale, more BLUSH PINK with FLEUR de LIS etching on the underside. It could be from Jeanette. I haven't seen this pattern at all during my internet search. It's 5-7/8" across and goes up a little on the sides (almost like a small bowl). The upside-down and next photo show that. The 2nd PINK DEPRESSION one is a darker pink (with almost a peach tint) and has a 1" rim with ridges cut from underneath. There are several bands cut around the center and then little "sunshine" cuts in the middle of the center. No "ridge" for a coffee cup in here. It measures 6" across on top and the base measures 3-3/4". It is most likely from Indiana Glass. The 3rd one is white MILK GLASS from Anchor Hocking ~ with THUMBPRINT & BAR design around scalloped edge. You can see the thumbprint design better on the upside-down photo. This measures 5-1/4" across and about 3-1/2" across the base. It's NOT a saucer.