Collectible Glassware: Depression Glass
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Depression glass was manufaactured from the late 1920´s through the 1940´s, and was extremely popular. It is a hot collectible today.

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Tips For Newbie Depression Glass Collectors

Depression glass is a hot collectible, but new collectors need to do some research before beginning a collection or trying to find pieces to fill out Grandma´s dinnerware.

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The History Of Pewter

Pewter is an ancient alloy, once so expensive that only kings and other wealthy persons could afford items made from it.

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Collectible Glassware: Custard Glass

Custard glass is a creamy, opaque, opalescent glass that was extremely popular in the late 1800´s and first few years of the 1900´s. It is highly collectible today.

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Collectible Glassware: Carnival Glass

Carnival glass was popular in the very early 1900´s. It is pressed glass that has an iridescent "rainbow" sheen, and is highly collectible today.

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Collectible Glassware: Anchor Hocking Fire-King
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Fire-King is an oven-proof glass, similar to Pyrex, that was manufactured by Anchor Hocking between 1942 and the late "70´s. An affordable collectible glassware, it is easy to find at flea markets, rummage sales, and on eBay.

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