My late mother in law collected some depression glass. She bought hers many years ago, before it became popular again. I have a couple of pieces, which may be reproductions. I don’t have the knowledge to tell the difference, but I enjoyed seeing your pieces.
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Beautiful and I like the colour too very quaint 🙂
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Originally the glassware came in green or pink. I like the green, but I think I prefer the pink.
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A hard time for sure, but the history is rich. Beautiful shots.
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No generation truly knows what hard times are like better than our parents and grand parents.
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Those are just beautiful, very nice photography.
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Thank you.
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I have seen some of these pieces in Grandparents homes! Lovely.
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Yes, I believe these pieces belonged to my grand mother, although my wife has purchased a few pieces in antique shops over the years.
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Beautiful shot, very delicate coloring.
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Hard to believe that it was often free, packaged in Quaker Oats boxes like a Cracker Jack’s prize.
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We can only imagine how difficult it was. Beautiful photos.
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Children of the depression, victors of WWII, they were truly the greatest generation
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My late mother in law collected some depression glass. She bought hers many years ago, before it became popular again. I have a couple of pieces, which may be reproductions. I don’t have the knowledge to tell the difference, but I enjoyed seeing your pieces.
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