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Your Guide to Depression Glass, Elegant Depression Glass and 40s50s60s Glass

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Depression Glass features definitions and descritions as well as an A to Z list of patterns (commonly known as Adam to Windsor). All 117 patterns have their own page with pictures, descriptions and information about the manufacturer, dates made and the colors and pieces made. If you need help identifying a pattern, check out Depression Glass Identification

Elegant Depression Era Glass has information on 82 different Elegant Glass patterns including pictures, descriptions and information on manufacturers, colors and pieces. If you need help identifying a pattern, check out Depression Era Elegant Glass Identification.

40s 50s 60s Glass is very collectible and most of it is very affordable. Here are the 76 most popular patterns and information about manufacturers, colors and pieces in each pattern.

Fire-King, a popular collectible vintage glass and kitchenware today, is the brand name of heat resistant glass made by Anchor-Hocking from 1942 to the late 1970s. It was made in many different colors and patterns.

Swanky Swigs are those adorable glasses that have been around since the Depression Era. Here is more information about the drinking glasses that came filled with cheese spread, jelly or some other food.

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Depression Glass
Depression glass is generally considered to be colored glassware that made primarily during the Depression era (1929 to 1939), although some collectible glassware was made later. It was very inexpensive glass and was sold in mainly in five and ten cent stores and given away as premiums or included with other purchases. The colors of the glassware include pink, red, blue, green, yellow, amber, white and crystal (clear).

Depression Era Elegant Glass
Depression Era Elegant Glass was also made in the Depression era (1929 to 1939), but was sold in department and jewelry stores. These pieces were more expensive and had much more hand finishing than the more inexpensive Depression Glass, which was almost all machine made.

40s 50s 60s Glassware
40s 50s 60s Glassware, Pictures and Descriptions of Collectible Glass Patterns from the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s.

Fire-King Glassware
Fire-King Glassware is the brand name of heat resistant glass made by Anchor-Hocking from 1942 to the late 1970s. Fire-King is the brand name and it can be classified further by pattern and by color. The Fire-King family of kitchenware includes Fire-King Oven Wear and Fire-King Restaurant Ware. There were also numerous Fire-King promotional and advertising items made throughout the years. Currently Fire-King Mugs are very popular collectibles

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