Hazel Atlas made Fruits depression glass pattern from 1931 to 1935, in green with some pieces also in pink plus some clear and iridescent. Other glass companies made similar designs with fruit in the … [Read more...]
Indiana Glass Daisy Pattern from Depression to 1970s
Daisy is one of those glass patterns that is so simple that it's easy to overlook. Indiana made it in crystal during the depression, in amber in the 1940s then avocado green and opaque white in the … [Read more...]
Ribbon Depression Glass from Hazel Atlas
Ribbon depression glass pattern is typical of the very earliest glass from the depression era with its Art Deco styled design. I like it very much but for some reason haven't written about it before. … [Read more...]
Daisy – Indiana Glass Pattern from the Depression into the 1970s
Indiana Glass introduced Daisy in 1933 in crystal, in 1935 in crystal with fired-on red, then their lovely, rich amber in 1940, then in the 1960s into the 1970s in avocado green and milk white. … [Read more...]
Doric Depression Glass – Tumblers
Doric is an unusual pattern for depression glass as it has three tumblers as part of its lineup. A few other patterns, notably Mayfair and Cameo from Hocking and Iris and Herringbone and Cherry … [Read more...]
Doric Depression Glass – Accessory Pieces
Jeannette Glass made their graceful Doric pattern in sufficient pieces to set a dinner table, including three relish tray variations and serving bowls. There is also a Doric oval platter and shakers … [Read more...]
Doric Depression Glass – Serving Bowls and Relish Trays
Jeannette made several interesting serving and accessory pieces in their popular Doric depression glass pattern. Based on the piece assortment, Jeannette most likely marketed Doric as … [Read more...]
Doric Depression Glass from Jeannette
Jeannette Glass made Doric from 1935 to 1938 inpink, green, a few pieces of Delphite blue, and a little Ultra Marine and yellow. Delphite is a translucent medium blue color and Ultra Marine is a teal … [Read more...]
Dogwood Pink or Green Depression Glass
Dogwood is so easy to identify! Look for thin pink or green glass with a mold-etched pattern of big, 4-petaled flowers all over. This Dogwood depression glass from MacBeth Evans. MacBeth Evans … [Read more...]
Cube or Cubist Pink or Green Depression Glass from Jeannette
Cube was one early depression glass patterns, mass-produced using new technology from 1929 to 1933. People mostly look for green or pink Cube and Jeannette also made some pieces in crystal, … [Read more...]