Depression glass

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English: Depression glass is clear or colored translucent glassware that was distributed free, or at low cost, in the United States around the time of the Great Depression. Pattern names were usually assigned by the manufacturing glass company, and as such, the pattern and/or color of a particular piece determines the value

[edit] Depression Glassware

Green colonial block patterned sherbet

Reamer or Juicer, used for squeezing juice

Modern (reproduction) Yellow colored carnival-like Vaseline Depression Glass

Vaseline Glass

Pink Holiday pattern Depression Glass

Pink depression glass creamer

White moderntone creamer by Hazel-Atlas Glass Company

Pink Sunflower Cake Plate

Candlewick patterned salter

Clear-squared Depression glass plate

Clear stamped pattern creamer

Yellow Elegant Depression Glass vegetable tray

Pink depression Glass Candy Standing Candy Dish

Depression Glass Clear cut-glass goblet

Green Depression Glass Princess Candlestick

Clear Elegant Depression Glass Creamer

Footed compote in Milk Glass

Blue Milk Glass Vase

Clear Fostoria pattern plate

Clear Swirl Depression Glass Goblet

Pink Optic Block Sherbet

Carnival glass vase (Not considered Depression Glass but from the same era)

Hexoptic or Honeycomb patterned glass

Green glassware of the Depression era
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