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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Have you ever come across brightly colored glass bottles with faces on them in your grandma's living room or while raiding the attic? Chances are they might have been Wheaton bottles. Wheaton bottles...
Mason jars are some of the most plentiful antique kitchenware pieces. For many years, these jars were used for storing food, but now in the modern world, they’re used for aesthetics too. Older...
If you’ve come across a set of Glasbake kitchenware, you may be interested in learning more about the kitchenware’s history, usability, and safety. Glasbake has a rich and unique history, and the...
One of the lesser-known pieces produced by Fenton Glass, Fenton cats are prized collectors’ items. Fenton is typically known for their hobnail glass designs, custard glass, milk glass, and carnival...
Pyrex was introduced as a brand early in the 20th century by a glassworks company called Corning Incorporated. While the Pyrex brand was originally focused on using glass for kitchenware, it has also...
