Vintage From Paul is delighted to offer these stunning LE Smith By Cracky Amber Ruffled Dessert Bowls.

During the depression people didn't have ice for cold drinks in the summer as freezers were rare. Many used ice for keeping food as refrigerators were uncommon and small. Companies such L.E. Smith and made glass with a molded-in crackle to simulate the look of ice. The crackle effect is made by raised lines on the underside/outside of these pieces.

By Cracky was introduced in 1925 and was referred to as No. 88 Crackled. It is best known today however, under the name Hazel Marie Weatherman bestowed on pattern No 88...."By Cracky"! The original colors were clear, amber, canary and ebony/black.

It should be noted that the McKee Glass company made "Crackle" in only the clear glass.

Each of the available LE Smith By Cracky Amber Ruffled Dessert Bowls is in Mint condition with no chips, scratches or other defects noted.

The LE Smith By Cracky Amber Ruffled Dessert Bowls measure 3-1/2 inches in diameter at the top, and stand 3-1/8 inches in height.

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