Depression
Glass, from the Great Depression Era, was often given away with a purchase of a
product or service, so by nature it often bears manufacture flaws. Most
collectors know this comes with collecting Depression Glass but new collectors
may not. In fact, if you find a perfect piece of Depression Glass, you can
probably be assured it is a reproduction! Also, beware that reproductions of
the amber Depression Glass will be a lot darker in color. To read more about
specific traditional flaws and other interesting points, Barbara and Jim Mauzy
cover it in their informative book, Mauzy’s Depression Glass, a Photographic
Reference with Prices, 2nd Edition.
These
amber Depression Glass deep 6 inch sherbet plates in the square shape that is
so popular today, is in the Madrid Pattern, made by Federal Glass Company,
circa 1932 – 1938. We have six sherbet plates available in very good condition
with no chips or cracks.
Priced in
the Mauzy’s Depression Glass, a Photographic Reference with Prices, 2nd
Edition 2001 (page 141) for $7,00 each, we offer them to our collectors at $5.00 each.
