Capri is a catch-all term we collectors use for several patterns that Hazel Atlas made in their lovely, distinctive blue glass during the 1960s. You can read about the various patterns here. Capri … [Read more...]
Capri – Blue Glass from Hazel Atlas Mid Century
We collectors call this gorgeous blue turquoise glassware from Hazel Atlas "Capri", which strictly speaking is actually the color of the glass, not the pattern. Hazel Atlas made Capri in many … [Read more...]
Charm Retro Glass from the 1950s
If you enjoy the vintage look of Mid-Century Modern then you'll want to see Charm, a simple pattern that Anchor Hocking made from 1950 to 1954 or 1956. All Charm pieces are square, even the cups, … [Read more...]
More Glassware from the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s – Anniversary by Jeannette Glass
During the 1930s the glassware we consider "depression glass" came in sets to use for meals, dinner sets, luncheon sets, and many patterns included accessory pieces like candle holders or candy … [Read more...]
More Glassware from the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s – Dewdrop by Jeannette Glass
In the early part of the 1930s depression glass patterns featured light, graceful designs - flowers, swags, scrolls, medallions, birds or baskets - then the manufacturers switched to heavier patterns … [Read more...]
More Glassware from the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s – 1000 Lines from Anchor Hocking
If you are over 40 you probably have some of this glass; at one time it was ubiquitous in any store that sold housewares. Relish trays, cake plates, platters, candle holders, serving bowls, any … [Read more...]
What to Watch for When Buying Pretzel Glass from Indiana Glassware of the 1940s, 50s and 60s
Indiana Glass made so many beautiful patterns - Lorain and Horseshoe in the Great Depression, Pretzel and Pineapple & Floral in later years - but you have to be careful when you purchase any … [Read more...]
Which Pieces Are Available in Indiana’s Pretzel Glass Pattern? Glassware of the 1940s, 50s and 60s
Indiana made several full lines of dinnerware during the 1930s when their depression glass patterns, such as Lorain or Horseshoe, added color and gaiety to millions of homes. Indiana continued … [Read more...]
Pretzel – Indiana Glass Pattern Number 622 – Post Depression Glassware
Indiana Glass made their attractive crystal pattern number 622 - which everyone calls Pretzel - for a long time in the 1940s-60s, producing a usable dinnerware assortment plus interesting serving … [Read more...]
Glass Made 1940s-1970s, After the Depression Era – 6 Crystal Patterns
Glass companies continued making glass after the Great Depression of the 1930s, although the war years in the 1940s certainly slowed production and introducing new patterns. One notable attribute of … [Read more...]