This depression era canister was made by the McKee Glass Company in the 1920's - 30's. The color is called 'Seville Yellow' - it's an opaque yellow glass. The glass is in excellent condition. The writing is in good shape as can be seen in the picture...

This depression era canister was made by the McKee Glass Company in the 1920's - 30's. The color is called 'Seville Yellow' - it's a custard/yellow opaque glass. The writing is in good shape, shows light wear to the 'a' of tea as can be seen in the picture, otherwise excellent condition...

These curtain tiebacks are original Depression era glassware made during the 1920's. They are NOT the reproductions being sold today. Even better, these are "brand new" and still in their original box with hardware.The tiebacks are about 5 inches long and mount to the wall with a wooden bracket(attached)The original packet of nails is also included. I have 2 sets available, price is per set...

Sunkist reamers date to the 1930's. They were produced by McKee Glass Company and offered as premiums with the purchase of bags of Sunkist oranges. Offered here is a jade Sunkist reamer in excellent condition. It's marked "Made in U.S.A." and Pat No...

This emerald green canister jar was produced by Owens Illinois Company and marketed as part of their 'Pantry Jar Set'. 7 inches tall and excellent condition. It still has the original 'coffee' label that's in good condition. See my other listings for the matching flour, sugar & cereal canister jars, as well as other items in the set...

This emerald green canister jar was produced by Owens Illinois Company and marketed as part of their 'Pantry Jar Set'. 7 inches tall and excellent condition. At one time, it had a label for cereal, coffee, sugar or flour. Of course, you can use it for whatever you'd like - chocolate would be my first choice......

This is a really neat item! Pictured is a white glass double towel rod with the original bracket. The glass is about 14 inches long, and the 2 rods swivel to hold your towels and then lay flat against the wall when not in use. Excellent condition. These were usually destroyed when kitchens and bathrooms were remodeled and so they are very hard to find today - especially with the original hardware...

This glass stropper is a unique item. A stropper was used to sharpen a straight-edged razor. While they're usually made of stone, this one is pink depression glass and dates to the 1920's. The words 'Crystal Stropper' and 'Patent Applied For' are molded into the bottom edge. It's approximately 2 1/2 inches square and in excellent condition...

These red glass drawer handles date to the late 1920's - 30's and are authentic depression era glass. They are NOT the reproduction junk being sold today...

Offered here is an assortment of Jeannette Glass Company 8 oz shakers in Jadite. I have 2 salt shakers and 1 pepper shaker. The glass is in excellent condition with no damage, the lettering is very good, the lids show their age with a few dents. See my other listings for more jadite kitchenware. ...

Offered here is a Depression era Canister jar and lid. This jar was made by Hocking Glass Company and sold in the early 1930's. 6 inches high, the jar holds 32 oz. Excellent condition, this size is vary hard to find so grab one while you can. See my other listings for the large canister jar to match. ...

This reamer was produced by Federal Glass Company during the 1930's. It's amber in color and has ribbed sides and the large loop handle. See my other listings for more vintage Kitchen Glass. ...

This glass knife was made during the 1930's. Glass knives were advertised as not discoloring when cutting acidic foods like tomatoes (Remember, knives were all carbon steel at the time and turned dark from the acids in different foods.) This knife is light blue in color and has the star pattern on the handle. 9 1/4 inches long. The blade is in very good condition - ready to be sharpened and used again....

This fine rib mixing bowl was made by Federal Glass Company in the 1920's. 9 3/4 inches in diameter, the base is square so that the bowl rests flat when in use. This bowl was sold as part of a nesting set of mixing bowls - here's your chance to complete your set. See my other listings for this bowl in 6 3/4 inch size....

These curtain tiebacks are original Depression era glassware made during the 1920's. They are NOT the reproductions being sold today. The tiebacks are about 5 inches long and mount to the wall with a wooden bracket (included) 3 are perfect, one has a flake chip on the back that's not visible from the front. (It's pictured so you can see it, but take my word for it, when in use, the damage does not show.) Price is $48 per tieback, the chipped one is $20 or free if you purchase the other 3. See my...