Depression Glass

This is the 4 water tumbler in the pattern that has been nicknamed Spoke or Wagon Wheel and was made by an unknown manufacturer probably in the 1930's. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or repairs and it has good pink color and detail of the Spoke or Wagon Wheel design. This Depression Glass water tumbler is 4 high and 2 7/8 in diameter at the top.

This measuring jar was made by the Umpire Glass Company in the 1920's or 1930's. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or repairs and it has good detail. There is some light wear and scratching on the bottom rim that is consistent with its age and purpose. The bottom is marked: Pat. Ap'd For - Umpire Glass Co. - Pittsburgh and has a ground and polished rim (see photos). It is marked up the side: Umpire Measuring Jar No. 1 . The jar gives measuring increments up to 1 qt. for liquids and is also up to 1 lb. in dry measure for flour and both granulated and powdered sugars. Though primarily thought of as Depression Era Glass, this style of measuring pitcher was made from the late 1800's through the 1930's. This Umpire Glass Company Measuring Jar is 7 3/4 high, 3 7/8 in diameter at the top, 4 1/2 across including the spout and 3 1/4 in diameter at the bottom. This is guaranteed to be an old, original measuring jar and not a contemporary reproduction.

This Depression Glass tumbler has a series of X's encircling it as the pattern and was made in the 1930's or 1940's most likely by the Hazel Atlas Glass Company or Hocking Glass Company. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or repairs and it has good pink color and pattern detail. This Depression Glass water tumbler is 4 1/8 high and 3 in diameter at the top.

This clear crystal tray was produced by Fostoria Glass between the years of 1949 to 1976. It has a wave styled center handle, a scalloped rim, and a lovely floral etch called Heather. The etch is repeated six times around the tray. This center handle tray is 11 in diameter and stands 4.25 tall to the top of the handle. The tray is in excellent condition and would make a lovely addition to your holiday serving pieces. Our list price includes priority insured shipping to the continental USA.

This etched crystal dish by Cambridge Glass has a center handle set between four serving sections, two large and two small. Delicate vines of apple blossoms and leaves are etched all around on this four part tidbit tray. The large sections have the etch on the base as well as around the sides. It is etch 744 on blank 3400 and was produced by Cambridge from 1930 to 1940. The dish measures 9 by 7.5 and stands 5.5 tall including the handle. It is in excellent condition with no damage noted. One of the details that's hard to see in the picture is the ribbon around the handle that actually becomes a bow on one side. This Apple Blossom relish dish will add elegance to any table setting. Our list price includes priority insured shipping to the continental USA.

This is the 7 , spouted bowl with flanged rim made by the McKee Glass Company in the 1930's. It is in very good condition with no cracks or repairs and it has good jade-ite (also spelled jadeite or jadite) color. There are three very small, minor inner rim flakes (see photos) and some white swirling in the color. This Depression Glass bowl has the McKee trademark McK in a circle on the bottom (see photos) and is 7 1/8 in diameter, 7 3/8 across including the spout and 2 3/4 high.

This Sunkist reamer was made by the McKee Glass Company in the 1930's or 1940's. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or repairs but does have fairly poor opalescence. It can be seen around the upper rim and on the interior bottom when held up to the light and I have priced it at the low end of the range for the opalescent reamers. This Depression Glass Sunkist reamer is marked very faintly on the inside of the bottom Made In U.S.A. and Pat No. ?????, cannot make out the numbers, and is 8 across from spout tip to handle end, 5 7/8 in diameter and 3 high.

This is the sugar in the Beaded Block pattern or #710 line made by the Imperial Glass Company from 1927 into the 1930's. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or repairs and it has good pattern detail of the Beaded Block design. This Depression Glass sugar is 4 1/4 high, 3 5/16 in diameter at the top, 5 1/8 across including the handles and 2 7/8 in diameter at the foot.

This delightful tidbit tray features a center handle and curved sides that end in soft points. The pattern is by Fostoria and is called American or Early American, and it was first produced in 1915. This serving plate is 12 in diameter and is in excellent condition, ready for your buffet, Venetian table or holiday spread. Our list price includes insured shipping to the continental USA.

This Killarney pattern dual handled bowl was produced in the early 1900. The original or Early Killarney pattern is distinguished from the 1970s version by the fan pattern between the arms of the cross. The newer pattern shows a horseshoe shape instead of fans. This bowl is 5.5 across not including the handles, and it stands about 2 high. The cross of roses and leaves has been satinized while the fans between have not. The bowl is trimmed with four silver rosebuds as well as a silver band around the rim and the handles. This bowl is in excellent conidtion with remarkably little wear to the trimm considering its age. This unusual piece of Early American Pressed Glass woudl make a wonderful addition oto your EAPG collection. Our list price includes priority insured shipping to the continental USA.

This elegant three part relish dish has an intricate pattern of strawberries and vines that is exceptionally detailed. This crystal relish tray measures 8.5 by 5 and is 1 deep. Though this pattern has been reproduced recently, we firmly believe that this dish is part of the original Cambridge Glass Nearcut line, as the estate it was obtained from had many pieces of Cambridge glass from that period. This relish dish is in fine condition with a single fleabite on the rim that is negligible considering its age. The curving lines of the compartment separators give this relish dish an extra degree of uniqueness. Our list price includes insured shipping to the continental USA.

In a soft clear pink, this footed cake stand has a ring of sunflowers around a center medallion. This platter was produced by Jeannette Glass between 1928 and 1935. It is 9.5 in diameter and sits 1.25 tall on three curved feet, and is in very good vintage condition with a rough seam on one of the feet and some minor surface scratching which is essentially lost in the pattern of the plate. This cake stand will be a very pretty addition to your party service. Our list price includes priority insured shipping to the continental USA.

With a wonderful gold colored design of leaves and branches, this pebble-textured glass cheese or tidbit tray is divided into three equal sections. It measures 13.5 by 6.5 . It is finished with a gold colored back and is in excellent condition with no flaws noted. It has a knob on the back which makes it suitable for hanging, so it makes a great wall decoration as well. Our list price includes insured shipping to the continental USA. Please note that we have a matching wood handled tray listed separately.

This pink depression glass cake or fruit knifeh has the Star Pattern. Over all good condition except for the usual edge nicks from usage which is normal wear. Glass knives were popular because the metal knives rusted easily during the Depression Era. Size: Length 9 inches: Widest point 5 inches. USA shipping cost - $4.50.

This is a beautiful green glass, vaseline powder box. I do not know the maker, but I believe that is depression era. If anyone knows the pattern, please let me know. It glows beautifully under a black light. It is approx. 6.25 inches in diameter and 4.75 inches tall, including the top. I am attaching pictures. If you have any questions, please e-mail. Thanks. Lurleen

Wexford Tiered Tray with Copper Fittings, Anchor Hocking across with a scalloped rim. It has four equal sections around a center medallion. The upper tray is 6 across with the same scalloped rim. The copper medallion is complemented by a metal finished divider and tall finial. This tidbit tray breaks down easily for storage. The serving dish is in very fine condition with a little tarnish onthe copper due to age, but no chips, knicks, dents or cracks. A lovely tray for serving your guests, it also makes the perfect gift for the seventh and fifteenth anniversaries, whose themes are copper and crystal respectively. Our list price includes priority insured shipping to the continental USA.

A rimmed pink depression plate with a beaded flower center. There is a minor flake on edge of rim, noticeable by touch rather than look, condition reflected in price. Shipping weight is 2 lbs.

This pattern is sometimes called Rosaline and was modeled after the Pink Depression Glass Swirl pattern and mixes nicely with it, it is a beautiful pink color with a swirl pattern. Each soup bowl is 8 1/4 inches across and 1 1/2 inches deep, in very good condition, no chips, light signs of use from a spoon. An excellent addition to your collection, priced each so you can select the number you need to complete your collection! Please see our other listings for additional pieces in this pattern.

Depression Glass compote in the lovely pink on a nice pedestal. It is in excellent condition with a nice sectioned like pattern. It is 3 1/4 inches high and 6 inches wide.

Vintage Federal Glass Co Depression Glass Pink Sharon Cabbage Rose Platter. This lovely platter from 1935-39 is 12-1/2 long x 9 wide. It is in excellent used condition with no chips, cracks or clouding. Shipping weight is 3.5 pounds.