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Category: Depression Glass

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Who Made Depression Glass?

Jeannette Floral Pink Poinsettia Depression Glass Set - $1500 from A2VintageHomeGoods on Etsy Depression Glass is glassware that was made during the Depression Era of the 1920s through the early...

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Federal Glass Depression Glass Patterns and Colors

Federal Glass Company Depression Glass Madrid Pattern in Amber - 6 Piece Set for $20 The Federal Glass Company began in 1900 and produced glassware until 1979. Federal Glass was most popular in...

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Everything You Need to Know about Pink Depression Glass

People love purchasing antique items, especially if they can be used. Pink Depression Glass is one of those beloved antique items. However, what do you need to know about pink Depression Glass before...

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Everything You Need To Know About Green Depression Glass

All colors of Depression glass are incredibly cool to look at and are coveted by antique collectors. One of the most novel varieties of depression glass is the green-tinted jadeite glasses. Green...

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Is Blue Depression Glass Worth Anything?

You might have seen blue glass plates or cups lying around in your Grandmother's attic or at a garage sale and wondered if they are valuable pieces. This type of glassware is called depression glass,...

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What Is the Difference Between Depression Glass, Carnival Glass, and Uranium Glass?

The Great Depression introduced a new market for luxury on a budget. There were many different types of beautiful glass pieces produced during those hard years, but they have some key differences....

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I'm Stacy Jones and I love antiques! I grew up going to antique stores and markets with my mom and grandmother. My grandmother was born in 1923 and like many people who grew up in the depression, she never got rid of anything. I enjoyed learning about items she grew up with and collected throughout the years, and recognizing similar items when we would go antique shopping.

Antique Answers was started to provide answers to my own questions, which will hopefully become a great resource for others interested in their own vintage heirlooms.

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