Pink Queen Mary Depression Glass Small Berry Bowl Pretty pink 'Queen Mary' Depression Glass Small Berry Bowl. This line was made by Anchor Hocking 1936-1949. Measures 5'' in diameter and 1 3/8'' tall. This bowl is in excellent condition.
Manufacturer: Anchor Hocking  

Federal Glass Depression Green Madrid Cup Federal Glass Company made the Madrid pattern from 1932-1939. While Madrid was remade during the 1970s-1980s under the name of Recollections, this green color was not reproduced. This cup is in very good condition with no chips, cracks, etc.
Manufacturer: Federal Glass  

Amber Depression Glass Block Optic Candlesticks Pair of Amber Depression Glass Candlesticks Candle Holders in Hocking Glass Company's Block Optic pattern, circa 1929-1933. Each measures approximately 2'' tall and 3 3/4'' in diameter. Excellent condition.
Manufacturer: Hocking Glass Company  

L.E. Smith Glass Depression Double Candle Holders Set Pair of Depression Glass Double Candle Holders with embossed Leaf pattern made by the L.E. Smith Glass Company. Each candle holder measures 6'' long, 3'' wide and 3 1/2'' tall. This set is in very good condition with no chips or cracks.
Manufacturer: L.E. Smith Glass  

Pink Sterling Etch Depression Sugar and Creamer Panelled Sided Peachy Pink Sugar and Creamer Set with Sterling Overlay Etch. I'm not positive of the maker, however in Doris Yeske's book Depression Glass Dinnerware Accessories, page 46, there is a sugar, creamer and handled tray shown that is identical in shape, but a different etch. She credits Standard (they did the cutting) and Lancaster Glass Companies who were owned by Hocking at the time. The etch is marked STERLING. There is some mold roughness, light wear to top rim, but no chips or cracks.
Manufacturer: Unknown  

Hazel Atlas Crystal Depression Beehive Bowl Hazel Atlas made this Large Crystal Handled Beehive Berry Bowl in the 1940s-1950s. Gene Florence placed this pattern in his Depression Glassware book, 2004 edition, but states it should be in the 40s, 50s, 60s era. Measures 10 1/2'' long, 8 1/2'' wide and 3'' tall. Very good condition with no chips, cracks, etc. This bowl has a nice, old-fashioned look--just like Grandmother had.
Manufacturer: Hazel-Atlas Glass  

Depression Glass Hat Shaped Vase This Hat Shaped style Vase was popular in the late 1920s an 1930s era. While I cannot say absolutely, I believe this bowl was made by the Lancaster Glass Company. An identically shaped one is pictured in the original company catalog pages in John Zasowney's book of Lancaster Glass, page 66. The book includes this in their Aztec line which was introducted in 1910. Aztec is noted as crystal with Aztec (marigold) finish and often included in the stretch glass category. The color of this vase is a very pale, shiny golden color (very light marigold). The top rim has gold trim and green and pale purple flowers. There is noticeable wear to the original gold trim. The pinky/purple flowers on the top rim are probably not original. It appears that at some time, the previous owners either touched up or added to the painted top rim design. There is wear to the gold and green painted decorations and the base shows lots of rubbing over the years. Vase measures approximately 6 1/8'' tall and 8 1/4'' in diameter. All things considered, this vase still looks pretty darn good. The charming deco styling of this vase is not one you see very often.
Manufacturer: Unknown  

Amber Crackle Glass 8'' Octagon Plate Amber Crackle Glass 8'' Octagon Plate. According to Gene Florence's book on Depression Glass, Crackle was made by many companies (Smith, McKee, MacBeth Evans, Federal, U.S. Glass, etc.) circa 1924. This plate is in very good condition.
Manufacturer: Unknown  

Lancaster Satin Glass ''Kay'' Hand Painted Footed Bowl Lancaster Glass Company's Satin Glass Shallow Footed Bowl from their Line No. 868, Kay pattern, circa 1932, with handpainted flower decorations. Bowl measures 10'' in diameter and 2 1/4'' tall and stands on 3 small feet. Just some slight wear to the hand painted flowers.
Manufacturer: Lancaster Glass Company  

Set of Eight Depression Needle Etch Pattern Goblets Set of Eight Depression Era Needle Etch Pattern Glass Water Goblets. After exhaustive research, the maker and name remain unknown. Each measures 6 1/4'' tall and 3'' in diameter. When held to the a few light use marks (stirring/ice) are faintly visible. No chips or cracks. Price is for the set of 8 goblets.
Manufacturer: Unknown  

Imperial Glass Frosted Crystal Laced Edge Bowl Imperial Glass Company's Laced Edge Serving Bowl in a silvery, frosted crystal. Imperial made this pattern in several colors (AKA Katy) from the depression era of the 1930s until the 1950s. This Laced Edge Bowl measures 10 5/8'' in diameter and 3'' tall. Excellent condition.
Manufacturer: Imperial Glass  

Cambridge 'Chantilly' Etch Cocktail Stem Cambridge Glass Company's Elegant ''Chantilly'' Etched Pattern Cocktail Stem #3625 from the Depression Era. Measuring 5 5/8'' tall, this beautiful pattern was made from the late 1930s through the mid 1950s. Excellent condition with no chips, cracks, etc. Price is for one stem, 3 stems are available.
Manufacturer: Cambridge Glass  

Deco Styled Crystal Sugar Bowl with Foral Etch This Crystal Sugar Bowl with Floral Etch has four large teardrop shaped feet and deco-styled stretched teardrop, wing-shaped handles. It is similar to several elegant depression era patterns, but we're not certain of the pattern and manufacturer (still looking). There is a tiny rough spot on the top rim (hard to see) and faint, superficial scratching from use. Measures 3'' tall and 4 3/4'' wide (handle to handle).
Manufacturer: Unknown  

Fostoria Glass Crystal Etch 'Fuchsia' Salad Plate Fostoria Glass Company's Crystal 'Fuchsia' Etched Pattern Salad Plate, circa 1931. Measures 7 5/8'' in diameter. No chips or cracks, just a few superficial marks from use which do not distract from the beauty of this salad plate. Price is for one plate, 5 plates are available.
Manufacturer: Fostoria Glass  

Fostoria 'Colony' Crystal Salad Plate Fostoria 'Colony' Crystal Salad Plate. Fostoria Glass Company made this elegant glass pattern from the 1930s - 1983. Measures 7'' in diameter. No chips or cracks, there are some light superficial scratches in the middle portion from stacking.
Manufacturer: Fostoria Glass