Depression Glass

Made of pressed colored glass, also known as Depression glass, from the Art Deco period, and marked "Belge."

It is made of pressed colored glass, also known as Depression glass, from the Art Deco period, and is marked "Fait en Belgique."

A charming American Depression Glass bowl in a soft yellow hue, featuring a delicate starburst pattern molded throughout the body and raised on three applied ball feet.

A charming American Depression Glass beverage set by Federal Glass in the iconic Madrid pattern, produced between 1933 and 1937.

A beautiful Pink Depression Glass dessert service by Hocking Glass in the Old Colony pattern, also known as Lace Edge or Open Lace.

Beautiful vintage amber cake dish, presentation dish with floral pattern and wavy edge, pressed colored glass, also called depression glass, art deco period, not marked.

Beautiful tall Art Deco fruit bowl made of pink-colored pressed glass, also known as depression glass, 1930s, marked Fait en Belgique on the bottom.

Characteristic of depression glass are small imperfections, glass lines, and air bubbles; this is not damage but rather a means to demonstrate authenticity.

Amber colored art deco cake stand, round cake plateau with decorative pattern and foot, made of pressed glass, also called depression glass, the design is attributed to the Belgian g...

An appealing example of American Depression Glass, offering both historical character and timeless decorative presence.

Even in the pictures, the difference between the apricot vs. the depression glass yellow is subtle so I attempted to make it a little bit easier to see.

The form, color, pressed-glass construction, and petite scale are consistent with American Depression-era decorative glass.

A beautiful amber Depression Glass cordial set dating to the 1930s, composed of a sculptural round pitcher and six matching footed glasses.

Beautiful pair of figural swan glass pieces decorated with hand painted flowers. Perfect as a serving piece on you table or as a flower holder. Length is 6.5" x 9" tall x 5.25" deep.

Antique Depression era green Uranium glass plate in the Snakeskin and Dot pattern, attributed to Bakewell Pears c1870.

A set of three bright blue faceted antique depression glass champagne coupe glasses. A wonderful set that will add a pop of color to any bar.

A beautiful 12-piece American Depression glass dinnerware set by Federal Glass in the highly collectible Madrid pattern, also known as Spoke, produced between 1933 and 1937.

Gorgeous set of handmade Depression art glass pieces featuring an elegant set of 11 duck-form open salts or toothpick holders.

Depression glass typically has small imperfections, glass lines, and air bubbles.

Characteristic of depression glass are small imperfections, glass lines, and air bubbles; this is not damage but rather a means to demonstrate authenticity.

Beautiful vintage cake plate from the Art Deco period, pastry dish made of pink-colored pressed glass, also known as depression glass, unmarked, design attributed to Val Saint Lamber...

Beautiful vintage cake plate from the Art Deco period, pastry dish made of amber-colored pressed glass, also known as depression glass, unmarked, design attributed to Val Saint Lambe...

A lovely set of nine Pink Diamond Optic stemmed glasses attributed to Tiffin Glass Company, produced during the Depression Glass era.

A charming set of four Federal Glass sherbet or dessert cups in the celebrated Madrid pattern, produced during the American Depression Glass era between 1933 and 1937.

Beautiful vintage cake plate from the Art Deco period, pastry dish made of amber-colored pressed glass, also known as depression glass, unmarked; the design is attributed to the Belg...

Beautiful vintage cake plate from the Art Deco period, pastry dish made of amber-colored pressed glass, also known as depression glass, unmarked, design attributed to Val Saint Lambe...

They introduced their logo “the F inside a shield” in 1932. Federal Glass is known for the highly collectible lines of “Depression Glass” tableware produced in 1930-1940s.

Depression Glass, a Collector's Guide. 5. Roseville Pottery.

Crafted in vibrant green uranium glass, these plates combine practical Depression-era design with the remarkable fluorescence that has made uranium glass highly collectible among ent...

Even during the Great Depression, Dunbar continued to produce volumes of glass.

A charming Art Deco amber-colored fruit bowl made of pressed glass, better known as Depression glass, probably by Val Saint Lambert, marked "Fait en Belgique," circa 1930s.

Pair this set with our green Indiana depression glasses for a festive holiday look. Dimensions: 7 Large Plates: 10.5" Diameter, 1.75" Tall 8 Small Plates: 9.5" Diameter, 1.75" Tall...

Pink Glass Boudoir Table Light No.03T $1,650.00 Pink depression glass / Custom, off-white silk pleated shade / Antique nickel hardware / Twisted white silk cord / Single pull chain s...

A charming green pressed glass hen-on-nest covered candy dish, designed in the classic Depression Glass style.

Made from pressed coloured glass, better known as depression glass. Due to its large size, this is a very nice piece to place centrally on your table, a real eye-catcher with a rich...

It is made of metal, a blown glass played and depression glass cubes / Quarters.

It is made of metal, a blown glass played and depression glass cubes / Quarters.

It is made of metal, a blown glass played and depression glass cubes / Quarters.

It is made of metal, a blown glass played and depression glass cubes / Quarters.

Founded in 1888, Jeanette became synonymous with high-quality pressed and decorative glass, including many iconic examples of uranium and Depression glass.

A beautiful Art Deco vase made of amber-colored pressed glass, better known as Depression glass, probably by Rosice Glassworks, Czech Republic.

This example is best described as a vintage-style decorative glass piece rather than confirmed antique Depression Glass, making it a playful and accessible interpretation of a classi...

The centerpiece of this extraordinary ring is a frosted and etched camphor glass, sometimes known as "depression glass" due to its rise in popularity during the 1930s Great Depression.

Ideal for juicing a lemon for a recipe or cocktail, or for squeezing a small glass of fresh orange juice. Depression-era glass reamers are sought after by collectors due to their un...

Ideal for juicing a lemon for a recipe or a cocktail, or for squeezing a small glass of fresh orange juice. Depression-era glass reamers are sought after by collectors due to their ...

A set of eleven emerald green depression era glass bowls, made by Anchor Hocking for their Inspiration collection, circa 1940.

Tod's interest in the decorative arts and historical objects has remained constant throughout her career. Whether humble depression glass or antique porcelain, the artist treats each...

When in use, the sublime and artistic form is reinforced by a flower and fruit arrangement. The crater-like depressions give the mouth-blown glass a presence that blinds the eye.

When in use, the sublime and artistic form is reinforced by a flower and fruit arrangement. The crater-like depressions give the mouth-blown glass a presence that blinds the eye.

When in use, the sublime and artistic form is reinforced by a flower and fruit arrangement. The crater-like depressions give the mouth-blown glass a presence that blinds the eye.

When in use, the sublime and artistic form is reinforced by a flower and fruit arrangement. The crater-like depressions give the mouth-blown glass a presence that blinds the eye.

He had an enormous passion for model trains, porcelain figurines and pattern Depression Era glass. This random gem was hidden away in an upstair's closet.