Vintage Ice Tea – Lemonade Glass – Marked U.S.A. Offering a patterned ice tea or lemonade glass stands 6 1/8 inches height, top opening of 2 7/8 inches and has a base of 2 ¼ inches. Glass has a very slight amber or yellow hint of color, is not crystal clear. Is marked on bottom U.S.A. – 6 (Second has # 5). Perhaps once were part of a matched set with consecutive numbers.  

Footed Green Depression Tumbler – Green Vaseline – Uranium A very nice green depression tumbler that is footed, stands 4 ¼ inches height, with a base of 2 inches, top opening of 2 ¼ inches. Has a base chip to side, but would display well. Maker unknown, but is a very well done piece of glass, and has nice weight. Glows beautifully under black light, often called Uranium or Vaseline glass  

Cobalt Chevron Glass Pitcher Here’s a small Cobalt pitcher, in the Chevron pattern, made by Hazel Atlas Glass Co. Stands 4 ¼ inches at the spout, and measures 5 ¾ inches length, and has a width of 2 ½ inches. Condition: Straw marks in the glass, and two tiny hairlines in the spout area, one near some straw marks, so probably done during the manufacturing process, the other extends from a fleabite and is less than ¼ of an inch, very minor, and priced accordingly.

 

Pink Depression Mixing Bowl A pink mixing bowl, with slight rings on the side for decoration. This bowl measures 7 ½ inches across, and has a height of just under 4 inches. Nice condition, light use scratching, straw and mold marks, no chips, cracks, or hairlines.

-Ref. Kitchen Glassware of the Depression Years (2001) @ $22-25 (pg.102)

 

Depression Glass - Checkerboard Pattern - Ash Tray This crystal Depression glass ashtray has a checkerboard pattern to the rim, measures 5-5/8 inches across, and has a holder in the center for a book of matches. Inside rim has a few spots roughness, or fleabites, as does one inside edge tip where the cigar would rest, all minor and hard to notice in this busy pattern.  

Log Cabin – Pillar Optic – Tumbler This crystal tumbler is 4 inches height, 2-1/4 inches across the rim, and the base is 1-1/2 inches and holds 5 oz liquid. The pattern resembles a log, possible Pillar Optic, or a pattern similar to that – the first tumbler has a number "168" on the bottom, the second one to sell has the number 55 on the bottom.  

Replacement Lid – Refrigerator Dish – Fruit On Lid, Pattern – 4-1/2 x 5 Crystal replacement lid for a refrigerator dish, with the pattern on the top of fruit. Size is 5 inches by 4-1/2 inches, with some corner and edge use- roughness/ appropriate wear for age. The fruit pattern is on the under side, allowing this to stack nicely for storage. This is a replacement lid only; no base. I believe this belongs on a ribbed base, and was possibly made by the Federal Glass Co.  

Kitchen Collectibles – Depression Glass Reamer A Depression glass reamer, with a tab handle. Has a pattern of four areas of vertical stripes. Has no maker marks, probably either Federal or Hazel Atlas. Measures 5 inches across the top, with a 4-1/4 inch base. Straw marks in the glass, one tiny spout chip, detectible under magnification.  

1940’s Glass Fruit Knife – Crystal Glass Cake Knife Crystal glass knife, 8-1/2 inches length, and 1-1/2 inches width; decorated on handle with three flowers. Made by Dur – X Glass U.S.A. This Depression era glass was used both as a fruit knife, or as a cake slicer. It has been used and has the normal use frits/chips to edge, however still remains useable and is quite sharp. " Made In U.S.A." is on edge of handle in raised glass. There is a manufacturing flaw of a missing petal to one of the six flowers that decorate the handle.  

Depression Era - Dur-X, Glass Fruit & Cake Knife, Original Box A crystal glass fruit and cake knife in original box with original care and use instructions inserted. The knife measures 8-1/2 inches length and is about an inch and a fourth in width. The handle has three flowers on each side in raised glass, the blade is very good, one very tiny nick. Box top is very good and marked as made by Thoma Paper Box Co., Inc. however the box bottom has a missing end and the other corners have come loose.  

Vintage Poultry / Chicken Glass Water Dish Base This is a clear crystal glass fountain base, used to water chickens back in the 1930’s- 1940’s when people raised their own chickens. This was used with a mason canning type jar on top, and it atomically watered the chickens, and as they drank the bowl would refill from the water in the jar. In the very center glass is written: Pat. Appl’d. For - 15 – Measures 5-3/4 inches across, and 2-½ inches height. Nice condition/ with normal wear.  

Replacement – Under Tray – Under Plate – Art Deco Style A nice glass tray in an Art Deco style, most likely was originally an under tray for a salt & pepper, could also be used for condiments or for perfumes, or to display that special piece of jewelry. Size: 2 inches height at back, ¾ inch at front, 3-1/2 inches length, and 2-1/4 inches width. Condition: tiny frit to edge  

Crystal Refrigerator Dish – Glasbake 4-1/2 by 5 inch " Glasbake" crystal refrigerator dish. Depression era. Has a nice faint deco design! Gently used, wear appropriate for age.
Ref. Kitchen Glassware of the Depression Years: 2001 pg. 228
 

Crystal Refrigerator Dish – Vegetable Top Design – Federal Glass A square crystal Depression glass refrigerator dish, with a vegetable pattern on the lid; most likely made by Federal Glass Co. Size is 4 inches by 4 inches; the base has 4 sections of a ribbed pattern, and is rounded at the corners. The lid has thumb notches for easy pick up. The fruit pattern extends on the underside, leaving the top flat, for easy stacking. Lid has an old corner bump, that has aged nicely, and now feels pretty smooth from wear, as shown in photo.  

Depression Glass Candle Pair A matched pair of candle holders, with a gold design applied to the top of the base. These were most likely part of a console set originally. No maker marks, stand 3 ¼ inches in height and have a round base of 5 inches across. No damage, but rough seams, and very minor loss of the gold trim. Color is pink, but not a bright pink, has more of an amber tone to the pink.