Uranium glass. Green- or yellow-colored glass is apt to ... She took especially good care of her Depression era glass cups and saucers that came as give-aways in oatmeal boxes.

Tempted to buy amethyst parfait dishes or green teacups ... produced glass, has humble origins and was made for everyday use. Unlike cut crystal with its perfect lines, Depression-era drinkware ...

Depression-era pieces on the market today ... "While the most prominent colors in Depression glass produced were pastels, particularly pale pink, light green, pale yellow, amber and light ...

Of course, such collectors do not stop with kitchen gadgets and utensils, but also collect green kitchen glassware dating from the Depression years that complement and go with such utensils.

The milky green finish of Jeannette Jadeite stands out among Depression glass patterns (since most are translucent) and has become synonymous with retro style. Popular pieces, like canisters ...

By 1974, Depression-era glass pieces were such popular ... morning coffee in a sunny window out of a patterned fluorescent green set could be a treasured comfort.

Entertainment was a luxury for the thrifty American living during the Great Depression era, writes Fuller-Seeley. Women, who made up majority of moviegoers, were enticed with free glass pieces to ...

“It’s ‘green,’” Leasure noted. She doesn’t keep many plastic items in her kitchen and home. “I’ve gone to all glass. You can use it over and over.” Plus, the Depression Era glass ...

In an effort to educate the public, club members have presented programs on Depression Era glass at libraries ... 96 Main Street (on the green) in Southington. We welcome guests or persons ...

Tawnya Panizzi Saturday, March 4, 2023 12:01 a.m. | Saturday, March 4, 2023 12:01 a.m. Susan Conforti of Green Tree stopped ... Hosted by the Three Rivers Depression Era Glass Society, the event ...