September 21st, 2011 @ Kathy // 2 Comments
You may have noticed I’ve posted less the last few weeks. That’s because Dave and I are moving and there is a lot to pack and organize. Dave is an artist and if you have a vision of a rather unkempt work area, that’s pretty accurate. He’s spending his time cleaning his studio (and discovering [...]
Category : Depression Glass Tables
November 22nd, 2010 @ Kathy // One Comment
The Art Deco period was waning during the last years of the Roaring 20s. Just as today, styles trickled down to mass produced consumer goods after the style setting jet set (or their equivalent) had already moved on. This green depression glass cream pitcher is Tea Room from Indiana Glass and dates to 1926 to [...]
Category : Indiana Glass
January 8th, 2010 @ Kathy // One Comment
Here’s another of the more obscure depression glass patterns that actually dates to the 1940s from Indiana Glass. Collectors call this Pretzel – great descriptive name – and Indiana called it number 622. This is an interesting pattern that had some neat pieces. The cups, creamers and sugars have handles that look like one of [...]
Category : Depression Glass
April 5th, 2009 @ Kathy // No Comments
Today let’s do something different and look at this interesting older cake plate and see why it is such a neat piece to use today. This cake plate is frosted clear glass and quite heavy, about 4 pounds. It has three small tab feet on the base and is about 3/4 inches tall and 11 [...]
Category : Cake Plates and Serving Platters
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