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Manufactured by the MacBeth-Evans Glass Company during the 1930s. It features their highly collectible Dogwood pattern (often referred to as the Apple Blossom pattern), which is distinguished by the delicate, embossed floral branches and petals wrapped around the exterior of the glass. Pieces like this were originally distributed during the Great Depression as promotional items in cereal boxes or at local businesses. It is commonly paired with a matching double-handled open sugar bowl as a tea service set.