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Category: Depression Glass

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What Does Depression Glass Look Like?

Made during and named after the Great Depression, depression glass has an appealing aesthetic that has drawn collectors to buy these beautiful creations. It can be difficult to identify, though,...

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Is Depression Glass Worth Anything?

Depression Glass is a symbol of a time in history when money was tight, but the American people fought to keep some sense of normalcy. Although Depression Glass had low production costs, has it...

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Guide to Rare Depression Glass Patterns

Since the rise of the glass working craft in the early 20th century there have been many new types of glassware created. Is any of this older glassware now more valuable? If so what types of styles...

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Is Depression Glass Making a Comeback?

Is Great Depression Glass something that you should care about? It used to be super popular, but is it still? Depression glass is making a comeback. Websites with Depression glass related content...

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When Was Depression Glass Made?

Depression Glass is beautiful and valuable. If you are looking for Depression Glass, then there are things you should do before buying. It all starts with knowing the history. Depression Glass was...

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Is Depression Glass Safe to Use?

Depression glass has become a desirable collectible item over the years. This colorful and eclectic glass is very pretty to look at but there is some skepticism about whether it is safe to use....

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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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