1930s Pink Depression Glass 10.5" Handled Sandwich/Dessert Tray

Unmarked pink Depression glass octagonal tidbit tray with etched floral design and central handle, circa 1930s.
This pink Depression glass tray with a central handle and etched floral design is most likely an unmarked piece from the 1930s, commonly attributed to American glassmakers like Anchor Hocking or Indiana Glass—but no definitive manufacturer is confirmed.
This tray's octagonal shape, floral etching, and geometric handle are classic hallmarks of Depression glass, a style produced during the 1920s–1940s by several U.S. companies. However, many of these pieces were never marked, making precise attribution tricky.
• Era: Likely from the 1930s, during the height of Depression glass production.
• Color: The soft pink hue was one of the most popular colors of the era, often used by Anchor Hocking, Indiana Glass, and Federal Glass.