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Depression Glass Collectors
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Collectors of Depression Glass can share information about identification, value, resources, clubs, shows and more.
Members: 184
Latest Activity: Nov 1, 2020
Meet Your Co-Moderators, Author Barbara E. Mauzy And Ellene Meece
Often free with the purchase of a good or service, colorful Depression Glass dinnerware has adorned American tables since the late 1920s. This group is dedicated to preserving the history and joy of this vintage American treasure produced by companies such as Hazel-Atlas, Federal, Anchor Hocking, Jeannette, and McKee.
Barbara
Ellene Meece is an antique/collectible marketer and organizer of people, products and possibilities in this vast world of Collectible Treasures. Her story involves being educated in antiques and collectibles through her mother who owned and operated a large antique and collectible store in Yukon, Oklahoma on Route 66 and then inheriting her inventory of endless antiques and collectibles after her unexpected passing. Ellene was determined to find a positive path forward to share these treasures with others and thus built an online business through her website - www.grandmastreasuresonline.com. She also writes for her own blog - www.collectibletreasuresblog.com
Discussion Forum
Floral Pattern, Jeannette Glass Company by Barbara E. Mauzy 19 Replies
Started by Barbara E. Mauzy. Last reply by vicki hufstetler Nov 1, 2020.
What prices to ask 4 Replies
Started by Lillian Dunbar. Last reply by tomsantiquesetcetera Jun 7, 2020.
help with pattern id and price 5 Replies
Started by John Foster. Last reply by tomsantiquesetcetera Jun 6, 2020.
Trying to identify a round pink glass vase 4 Replies
Started by Charlotte. Last reply by tomsantiquesetcetera Jun 6, 2020.
What pattern? 3 Replies
Started by Lillian Dunbar. Last reply by Bob Morawitz Oct 31, 2016.
Period or Repro? 7 Replies
Started by Art Pot. Last reply by tomsantiquesetcetera Oct 18, 2016.
Are these Depression? 5 Replies
Started by Lillian Dunbar. Last reply by Lillian Dunbar Oct 15, 2016.
Green Cabbage Rose Reproduction? 11 Replies
Started by Waurene Roberson Valley Vintage. Last reply by tomsantiquesetcetera Oct 14, 2016.
Candy dish 4 Replies
Started by Melissa Henderson. Last reply by tomsantiquesetcetera Oct 14, 2016.
Miracle Maize Pan Mystery 16 Replies
Started by Ron Dudelston. Last reply by Ron Dudelston Oct 14, 2016.
L E Smith Glass -- Mt Pleasant "Double Shield" Cobalt Blue (1925-1934) 5 Replies
Started by Art Pot. Last reply by Old Time Glass Jul 1, 2016.
requested photos 5 Replies
Started by Terry Jackson. Last reply by Bob Morawitz Jan 2, 2016.
need help identifying this carnival glass bowl 2 Replies
Started by Dotty. Last reply by Bob Morawitz Dec 13, 2015.
Depression glass or Vaseline 7 Replies
Started by Shari Beymer. Last reply by Shari Beymer Mar 6, 2015.
Depression Glass for Sale! 2 Replies
Started by Ellene Meece. Last reply by Ellene Meece Aug 11, 2014.
How Can a Novice tell The REAL Depression Glass From the REpro? 4 Replies
Started by Bettie Watts. Last reply by Bettie Watts Jun 22, 2014.
Reproduction? 3 Replies
Started by Lillian Dunbar. Last reply by Ellene Meece Jan 3, 2014.
Pink Depression Type Glass Question? 8 Replies
Started by Ralph Meisse. Last reply by 0zk27d1vv0zud Dec 11, 2013.
need help id'ing/ valueing this piece 3 Replies
Started by AnnaMarie Warkala. Last reply by AnnaMarie Warkala Oct 7, 2013.
Cherry Blossom Depression Glass 2 Replies
Started by Mike. Last reply by W. Randall Sep 6, 2013.
Comment Wall
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Comment by Angela Evans on June 4, 2016 at 2:11pm
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Very pleased with my latest additions to my Jeannette Glass Floral pattern...two 6 7/8" vases in uranium green ;)
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Comment by Barbara E. Mauzy on April 18, 2016 at 6:06pm
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Thanks!
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Comment by vicki hufstetler on April 18, 2016 at 6:04pm
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That is wonderful! Very exciting too!
Lucky You!
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Hi, Vicki ~ Hocking made this and it's common in transparent green. This is opal, white (milk) glass with the blue fired-on. This is a refrigerator dish and the design is such that the handle is recessed to allow stacking. That being said, it also allowed one to easily lose their grip, so it wasn't such a great idea. Jim and I have never, ever seen this piece before.
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It's Darling! Who is the maker? Is it a "fridgie" or a casserole?
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Comment by C. Dianne Zweig Editor's Desk on January 2, 2016 at 8:15pm
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Barbara
Can you jump over to Whadja Find and perhaps respond to this member http://iantiqueonline.ning.com/group/whadjafind/forum/topics/which-...
Thanks
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Comment by tomsantiquesetcetera on January 2, 2016 at 1:13am
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I need to see the finial pattern; please take pic of it looking down and closer. NO FLASH.
Also, what is diameter of cover?
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Comment by Terry Jackson on January 1, 2016 at 6:53pm
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Here's the butter dish cover....I dropped the lower dish portion over the holidays...
P.S. Wife hasn't noticed yet...lol
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