Vintage Amber Depression Glass Set In Daisy Pattern Cup, Plate, Bowl
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Indiana Glass Company - The Indiana Glass Company made the first four Depression glass patterns and introduced new patterns of glassware for ten years from 1923 to 1933.
Vintage amber Indiana Depression glass. Floral pattern.
Not all Depression glass is colored. Though clear pink and green have long been popular colors, other colors included amber, blue, amethyst, ruby red, and black. Many companies offered clear uncolored patterns usually referred to as "crystal," though they were not crystal per se. Not all colored glass is Depression glass.
Amber Depression Glass Daisy Pattern Indiana Glass Company Etsy
These pieces of glass were made after the Great Depression, most from the 1940s-1970s. I include mass-produced pieces aimed at the popular market, not the higher end elegant glass. Enjoy the parade! Alice from Anchor Hocking / Fire King Fire King Alice Jadite Saucers Alice Blue Trimmed Saucer Rim Detail
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Duncan died in 1927and cameo pattern came into existence in 1930. This Depression glass pattern is still one of the most sought designs. The pattern was made in. to find. Cleo Pattern. This was introduced by Cambridge in 1930. It was produced in a range of colors such as gold, green, amber, crystal (clear), and peach. Blue color is the one.
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Collectors can look for common Depression glass patterns, each of which is distinct and some offering more ornate details than others. Also, you'll generally find that saucers are more common than cups and represent about one-quarter of the value of these sets.
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Major Depression Glass Manufacturers. There were seven major glass manufacturers making glass from 1923 to 1939. Federal Glass Company - The Federal Glass Company created new patterns of glassware from about 1927 to 1938. Jeanette Glass Company - The Jeanette Glass Company is responsible for the famous Adam and Windsor patterns.
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04 of 21 Cameo Depression Glass Pattern Hocking Glass Company- ca. 1930-1934 Cameo Pattern - Jay B. Siegel Also known as "Ballerina" or "Dancing Girl" pattern. Most often seen in green, but yellow and pink can also be found. A limited amount of clear Cameo was also made featuring a platinum rim. Continue to 5 of 21 below. 05 of 21
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Cambridge Glass made Apple Blossom during the depression on all their colors of the era, including amber, pink, two shades of blue, emerald and a darker green, yellow, ebony and crystal. The sugar shown is the lovely green color Emerald in line 3400 shape. Line 3400 is refined with soft scallops on the rim, curlicue handle and molded foot.
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Image Credit Patrician Pattern by Federal Sometimes called the "spoke pattern," this Depression glass pattern was manufactured by Federal from 1933 to 1937. It came in clear, green, pink, and amber as shown here. Green or pink depression glass has more value than other colors, albeit slightly more. Image Credit Anchor Hocking Waterford
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Royal Lace Windsor Diamond Depression glass is affordable type of glassware that was mass-produced between 1920 and 1950. Despite being relatively common and mass-produced, Depression-era glass is still a desirable collectible today. Manufacturers invented this glass as a direct response to consumer demands.
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Pink. Blue. Yellow. Amber. Clear (crystal) Depression glass was produced in a wide variety of colors. Some popular colors included green, pink, blue, yellow, amber, and clear (also known as crystal). These colors, combined with the distinctive patterns and designs, can help collectors identify Depression glass pieces.
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92 Major Glass Patterns of the Depression Years. The following table is meant to accompany the article written by Joyce Krupey. It lists 92 "Depression Glass" patterns manufactured between 1923 and 1940 by the major "DG" manufacturers.. a=AMBER: b=BLACK: e=CREMAX: j=JADEITE: m=AMETHYST: d=DARK GREEN: s=CUSTARD: v=IVORY: I=IRIDESCENT: p=PINK.
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Yellow and amber patterns were the popular choice for the era, followed by green, blue, pink, and crystal.. Royal Lace (1934-1941) The most sought after pattern of Depression glass is arguably Royal Lace, which was made by the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company. This pattern was manufactured in green, pink, crystal, and most notably, cobalt blue..
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Depression Glass is a particular type of glassware, made for a particular purpose (or purposes), during the Great Depression. The Great Depression, triggered at least partly by the stock market crash of 1929, was a really tough economic time starting in the 1930s.