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...]
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...]
Berries Anyone? Princess Pink Depression Glass Bowl
Princess depression glass pieces are all shaped like squares that have the corners cut off. Even the bowls have this interesting shape - four main sides and then four shorter sides - and that's what … [Read more...]
Sharon Cabbage Rose Pink Saturday Depression Glass
Sharon is called Cabbage Rose for a good reason: The flower spray is full of big, wide open shrub roses. I picked Sharon this week because our roses outside are gasping for the last breath of summer. … [Read more...]
Signature Piece of the Depression Era – Footed Tumbler Floral Pink
This week we celebrate pink depression glass with this Floral Poinsettia pink footed tumbler.I'm entranced by the signature pieces of the depression era: center handled servers, console bowls, … [Read more...]
Dogwood Pink Depression Glass Cup for Pink Saturday
Our daughter, who is my favorite antiquing buddy, has been home the last couple weeks giving us time to go to all the area antique malls. We had a lot of fun but we didn't find much glass. Every time … [Read more...]
Serving in Style – American Sweetheart Depression Glass – Pink Saturday
Do you like pink depression glass but aren't sure how to use it? The serving bowl featured this week for Pink Saturday makes that decision easy. This is the serving bowl in American Sweetheart pink … [Read more...]
How Did Glass Patterns Get their Names? Pink Saturday Adam’s Rib
Don't you wonder how glass companies came up with the pattern names they used? Some are obvious, like Miss America or Queen Mary. Some match the pattern with the name. Think of Block … [Read more...]
Open Lace Old Colony Lace Edge – What’s In a Name Pink Saturday
What would you call this lovely pink depression glass pattern? Hocking Glass named it Old Colony when they made it back in the 1930s. Collectors call it Open Lace or Lace Edge. What would you call … [Read more...]
Blue for the 4th – Royal Lace Cobalt Blue Depression Glass
Beverly gave us a new direction for this week's Pink Saturday. In honor of our country's Independence Day we're spot lighting blue or red or pink this week. I chose one of my favorite … [Read more...]