Today we're showing one simple table set with a few pieces of cobalt blue and amethyst purple depression glass. All the patterns shown are from Hazel Atlas glass, made in the late 1930s. The … [Read more...]
Oh What a Difference Cloth Can Make – Depression Glass Tables for You
I love love the look of vintage table cloths but until recently the only ones I had were embroidered bridge cloths from my Mom and a very stained Christmas topper. I wanted something with more colors … [Read more...]
Dogwood Pink Depression Glass for Lunch – Pink Saturday
This Pink Saturday shows a special offer on one of my favorite depression glass patterns, Dogwood. I've read that the Dogwood 8 inch lunch plate is one of the easiest to find pieces of pink depression … [Read more...]
A Different Shade of White – Cremax Ivrene Depression Glass
Last post I showed you MacBeth Evans luscious monax translucent white depression glass. They used Monax for American Sweetheart and Petalware where the pure white looks stunning. Besides … [Read more...]
Monax Pure White Depression Glass from MacBeth Evans
I'm not a big fan of white as a color but I'll make an exception for monax depression glass from MacBeth Evans. I love this glass. It's thin and opalescent on the edges and the color is soft white … [Read more...]
Let’s See Yellow for a Change – Topaz Princess Depression Glass
I've shown you a lot of pink lately. Pink Mayfair, pink Sharon, pink Princess. Let's enjoy sunshine yellow for a change. This is the Princess topaz yellow cup from Hocking. Hocking produced two … [Read more...]
Serving in Style – Princess Pink Depression Glass Bowl
You've seen pretty Princess pink depression glass here before. I showed it off in a tablescape plus individual pieces for Pink Saturday. I realized that this neat serving bowl never got its place in … [Read more...]
Readers’ Choice! What’s Your Favorite Pink Depression Glass Tablescape?
Here's your chance to tell me what you like. I know the pink depression glass tables we've shown have been favorites - but which one do you like the best? I was going through my old posts and … [Read more...]
Poppies for Remembrance – Fostoria Shirley
Poppies were an important motif in the 1920s and into the 1930s. Think of Cambridge Gloria, Hazel Atlas Florentine, Fostoria Rogene. Poppies were a symbol of the first world war because they grew … [Read more...]
Whatchacall It? Frances Pink Elegant Depression Glass from Central
I never know what to call these. Center handled servers? Center handle serving trays? Center handle sandwich trays? They go by many names but in the end, why worry. They are lovely pieces, … [Read more...]