Catalog: Glassware: Depression

Nice milk glass candle holders in the hobnail pattern. I believe these are older Fenton. Perfect condition. Measures 4 3/4" tall.

These beautiful glasses were purchased at a very special place. Made by Morgantown in their crinkle pattern. Seneca made them later and called it driftwood. These juice glasses measure 5" tall and are the most beautiful orange color ever. They called the color Gypsy Fire which is the hardest color to find. These were purchased at Alan Ladds gift store in Palm Springs in 1967. I have other sizes in these glasses I will be listing too. ALL are in pristine condition...

These beautiful glasses were purchased at a very special place. Made by Morgantown in their crinkle pattern. Seneca made them later and called it driftwood. These tumblers measure 5" tall and are the most beautiful orange color ever. They called the color Gypsy Fire which is the hardest color to find. These were purchased at Alan Ladds gift store in Palm Springs in 1967. I have other sizes in these glasses I will be listing too. ALL are in pristine condition...

These beautiful glasses were purchased at a very special place. Made by Morgantown in their crinkle pattern. Seneca made them later and called it driftwood. These tumblers are very tall and measure 6 3/4" tall and are the most beautiful orange color ever. Perfect for iced tea. They called the color Gypsy Fire which is the hardest color to find. These were purchased at Alan Ladds gift store in Palm Springs in 1967. I have other sizes in these glasses I will be listing too...

Beautiful Eton pattern wine glass by Morgantown. Optic bowl with cut cross hatch pattern in an upper band, with matching ball on stem. Measures 4 3/4" tall. Discontinued pattern. I have 3 perfect,at listed price, and a fourth with a slight chip that has been sanded for 1/2 price. All are sold per piece. email for more photos if you like.

Lovely pink sherbet dish in the Primrose Lane needle etch pattern #329 by Morgantown Glass. Stem #7577. Measures 3 3/4" tall and is in perfect condition. I just have one available at this time. Made only in 1923.

This beautiful glass was purchased at a very special place. Made by Morgantown in their crinkle pattern. Seneca made them later and called it driftwood. THis tumbler measure 5 5/8" tall and are the most beautiful ruby red color ever. Purchased at Alan Ladds gift store in Palm Springs in 1967. I have other colors & sizes in these glasses I will be listing too. ALL I will combine shipping if you decide to buy a quanity of them. Only 1 available in this color & size...

Wonderful heavy footed lemonade pitcher and 8 matching glasses by Mosser. Deep dark cobalt blue color with deep pressed pattern. This set is in perfect condition with no chips or cracks. Pitcher measures 8 7/8" tall and the glasses are 4 1/8" tall. I am selling as a set. You will not be disappointed.

New Martinsville, Duncan Miller, or Viking?? These swan dishes confuse me as they are all so similar. This one has a beautiful amberina body with a crystal neck. Measures 5 1/4" tall and about 7" long. Perfect condition!

Made by New Martinsville in 1957, known as epic #1198. Note the rim is crimped in a fashion which allows it to serve as a handle. Measures 3 3/4" tallest point and is approx 7.5" at the widest point. Perfect condition.

Gorgeous vintage clear glass bookends, solid body with hollow base made by Fostoria and New Martinsville Glass. 6" long, 3 1/4" wide and 7 1/2" tall. Circa 1940's era. Excellent condition with no cracks or chips. Glass is clear and free from nicks, chips, or cracks. I have 2 sets available. Price is for 1 set. Both sets are excellent.

This majestic swan candy dish in dazzling crystal is sure to be the focal point on ANY table! Our research brought us to the New Martinsville Glass Company of West Virginia which was established in 1901 and produced glass through the Depression era until 1944. Measuring 10" tall, 11.5" long and 8" wide, this stunning glass collector's dish catches light as well as the eye! Your guests, too, will be in awe. Excellent condition...

This cake plate was made by the New Martinsville Glass Co. The pattern of the blank is "Radiance". The etching is called "Prelude", made from the mid-late 1930's. It measures approximately 11 1/4" inches across and 4 1/2 inches high. Small indentation in the center that could be used as a well for rum. The cake stand is in fantastic condition, having no chips, cracks, or any other forms of damage.

Vintage New Martinsville Glass Pair of Sailboat Schooner Clipper Ship Bookends . These wonderful bookends are in excellent condition; no cracks, or chips. Each lovely bookend measures 4-1/2” by 2-1/4" by 5-1/2" tall. They were made by New Martinsville in the late 1930s which became Viking glass later on.

This beautiful plate is older but not sure of who made it. Clear pressed glass with an American eagle with wings spread. 48 stars around him. Measures 8 1/2" in diameter. Perfect condition with no chips or damages of any kind. A wonderful patriotic collectible.

Vintage carnival glass creamer in the marigold Carnival color. This pattern supposidly originated by US Glass Company or Littala Glass Co. Beautiful rich soft coloring and measures 4" tall. I have also seen these listed as Indiana or Hazel atlas by other dealers. You can be the expert, but regardless, it is an old piece.....and lovely.There is some chipping on the bottom.

Rare and hard to find beautiful little cranberry cut floral cordials, or sherry glasses. The ruby flashed bowls are cut with a bellflower & swag type pattern. They have clear ball stem and foot. Made by Glastonbury /Lotus. They are only 3 1/4" tall and there are 8 availiable. Price is for each glass. Please let me know how many you need when ordering. I have these in three other sizes also. Please see other photos. All are in pristine condition with no fading or damages.

Wonderful old Imperial Pattern #671, aka as Flute and cane or "Amelia" as named by Hazel Marie Weatherman. Pair of the crystal candle holders made from early 1920's -1935. They were made again in 1985, but this is the older production. Measures 7" tall and has a round base with a column. Teensy bubbles in the glass which look so cool and add the character of the age. Selling as a pair. Perfect with no chips or cracks.