Depression glass, as it came to be known, was produced in a wide range of bright colors—pink, pale blue, green, amber, and less common colors like canary, ultramarine, jadeite, delphite (opaque ...

Whether inherited, found, or purchased, Depression glass is beloved for its historical significance as an innovative solution and bright moment during one of the darkest decades in American history.

This pattern was made in a super soft and delicate blue shade that's unique in Depression glass. Most pieces of Hocking ...

Depression glass is immediately recognizable for its striking colors, often in green, blue, pink and yellow. “There’s an amazing rainbow of colors,” Fuhrman said.

While there was always a portion of this production that was colored, the beautiful hues of the depression glass of the '30s is very distinctive. Actually the beginnings of the trend toward color ...

Bright, classy and sparkly, Depression glass is a vintage collector’s dream. It probably looks familiar because your grandparents poured you water from their staple pink glass pitcher.

For reasons that are obvious enough, Depression-era glass is hugely popular here in the Coachella Valley. It's bright, colorful and looks great when backlit by the sun.