Depression Glass A to Z

Companies during the Depression best known for their promotional, give-away, and mass produced glassware were: Hazel Atlas, Jeannette, Macbeth-Evans, Hocking (Anchor Hocking), Indiana & Federal Glass Company. This is what we think of as the pink and green depression glass that Grandma got with boxes of soap or oatmeal. Quality control was not high in the factories of this type of glass. Although pink and green were heavily produced, yellow, cobalt blue, crystal clear, forest green, ruby red and amber can also be collected.

This list is only a sample of the inventory we have on hand. If you see something here you would like to inquire about, or if you don't see something and you would like to request it, please visit our Pattern Requests page

Adam American Sweetheart Aurora Avocado Beaded Block Block Optic Bubble Cameo Cherry Blossom Colonial Knife & Fork Coronation Diamond Quilted Dogwood Doric Doric & Pansy Floral Florentine 1 & 2 Forest Green Georgian Lovebirds Holiday Buttons & Bows Iris Madrid Mayfair Open Rose

Miss America Moderntone Moroccan Amethyst Newport Hairpin Normandie No. 612 Horseshoe Old Cafe Parrot Patrician Petalware Princess Radience Rock Crystal Royal Lace Royal Ruby Sandwich Sharon Cabbage Rose Sierra Pinwheel Swirl Tea Room Waterford Windsor