Catalog: Glassware: Depression

These old sherbert dishes have a star bottom and look like they may have been made by Heisey. I do not know the pattern though. Tiny diamond pattern like Miss America with panels on the bottom section. They have a nice crystal ring sound to them. Measures4 7/8" tall and are perfect. Price is for each. We have just 2 available.

Vintage mold blown ice bucket with alternating rings or bands of red and gold. Measures just over 4" deep amd has a diameter of 6 1/4". No chips or cracks,and rings are not worn. I will be listing some great "rings" wine glasses that look awesome with this bucket.

Adam was produced by Jeannette Glass from 1932 to 1934. It's getting very hard to find and is still in great demand. This is the 9 inch divided dinner plate, called a grill plate as they were used at the diners of the time . This one is pink depression glass and in very good condition with no chips, cracks or roughness.

Great pink depression glass sherbet in the American Sweetheart pattern, made by MacBeth Evans Glass Co in the 1930's. Excellent condition. I have 2 available, price is for each.

Fire King Royal Ruby Red dessert bowls by Anchor Hocking. 4 !/2" diameter. Perfect condition. I have 5 available, and price is for each.

This chantilly green goblet is by Tiara. Tiara products made by Indiana Glass Co. Measures 7" tall, 3" at their widest point. The Lord's Supper in embossed on one side of the glass and a Cross on the other side of the glass. There are also grapes and leaves surrounding the cross and below the Lord's Supper. Excellent, and no chips, cracks, or nicks.

This "Old Quilt" pattern Bowl was made by the Westmoreland Glass Co. circa 1950's. Nice for candy or a centerpiece bowl for flowers. It measures 3.5" tall and is 4.5" wide and is in really nice condition with no chips or cracks. A very nice piece of old vintage Westmoreland glass for your collection. Marked with the WG mark.

Created in Elegant Bright White Milk Glass, these wonderful Vintage Pair of Westmoreland Candlestick Holders are Beautifully Decorated with the "Old Quilt" Pattern. Measures 4" Tall x 4 ¼" Diameter (at base) x 2" Diameter (at top). Mark Embossed on Bottom "W" over "G" Condition is Absolutely Wonderful Vintage . Free of Chips, Cracks or Repairs. Bright & Shiny

Made of heavy pressed pattern glass. Clear wit diamonds and flower pattern. Applied glass handle. Measures 11" tall and is in perfect condition. Possibly made by Indiana glass. very thick glass. Would make a beautiful gift too.

Beautiful crystal pair of single candleholders made by Paden City Glass in the Vale #444 or also known as Alexander pattern. These have a wheel cut pattern on the base of each. They measure 6 1/2" tall and are in pristine condition. These are often confused with Imperial's candlewick pattern, and mixes nicely. Sold as a pair.

Indiana Clear Glass Diamond Point Creamer Creamer in Diamond Point pattern by Indiana Glass Co. Measures approx. 4" at tallest point. In good condition and SHINY IN/OUT.

Beautiful grape and leaf pattern sugar bowl in a nice amberina color. Bottom is a pretty flashed orange, fading to a yellowish amber on the upper portion. This was made by either Jeanette or Indiana glass, not sure. Sits on four feet with a grape cluster finial. Measures just over 6" tall and is in pristine condition!

Kings crown by Indiana glass. Pretty blue carnival glass color compote. Excellent irridescent coloring. This is the Kings Crown Thumbprint pattern. This footed candy dish measures 5 inches wide and 5 1/2 inches tall. Three mold lines. Excellent condition. See other kings crown items I have listed in my catalog.

Nice stemmed goblet in the kings crown pattern. Measures 4 1/8" tall,which is just 1/8" shorter than the Indiana glass ones of this size. These may be Tiffin. Just slightly smaller Thumbprints on the stem and the lower bottom of glass. 2 mold lines. A pretty deep amber or gold color. Perfect condition. I now have 3 . Price is for each.

A nice kings crown compote with the shiny gold top band. Clear thumbprint pattern. Measures 5 1/4" tall and is in excellent condition. No damages, and the goldis nice and bright and shiny all over. Made by Tiffin or Indiana glass. Co. I have 2 available. Price is for each.

This avocado green creamer was made between 1970's and 1980's by either Indiana Glass or Tiffin, but this pattern was in production since the 1890's. Collectors call this pattern "Kings Crown", but the original manufacture, U.S.Glass at Tiffin, Ohio, called it "Thumbprint".

Fenton Bi-Centennial Plate #1 in Series 1776-1976 This Fenton plate in powder blue satin glass was the first in a series to commemorate the bi-centennial in 1976. The front of this plate has a wreath garland around the rim, and shows Patrick Henry as he gave his "Give me liberty, or give me death" speech. The back says: Issued January 1, 1973. Number One in a Series of Four. Official United States of America Bicentennial Commemorative Project of the General Federation of Women's Clubs...

A wonderful 8 1/4" Fenton Bicentennial plate. The front of this plate has George Washington kneeling in prayer. The title to this plate is "In God We Trust". These plates were issued in January 1976. The back of the plate says "Official United States Of America Bicentennial Commemorative Project Of The General Federation Of Women's Clubs". "Once declared, Independence had yet to be won...