Discover the world of Depression Glass with the Second Edition of Gene Florence's 'Pocket Guide.' Softcover, originally published in 1980, this compact handbook offers insights into Depression-era glassware. With concise descriptions and clear images, it serves as a handy reference for collectors interested in exploring the patterns and characteristics of these beloved pieces.

Depression-era glassware holds a special significance in American history, reflecting the ingenuity and resilience of a nation facing economic hardship during the Great Depression. Characterized by its affordability, these glass pieces were accessible to a wide range of households struggling to make ends meet during the 1930s. In response to the challenging economic climate, glass manufacturers pioneered innovative designs and production techniques to create attractive yet practical items for everyday use. From colorful dinnerware sets to elegant serving pieces, Depression-era glassware exemplifies a fusion of functionality and beauty, offering a glimpse into the resourcefulness and creativity of the era. Today, these pieces are cherished not only for their historical value but also for their enduring charm and timeless appeal.

Condition

• Clean book not soiled, compact and sturdy, this book is ready for accompanying you on your antique-hunting adventures.
• Two locations showing remains of old glue from sales stickers.
• The spine shows very little creasing through previous use.
• A copy of this book is part of our collection of reference books. Ultimately, we only share books we'd enjoy reading ourselves.

We currently have a newer edition for sale of this pocket guide - The Ninth Edition of the Pocket Guide to Depression Glass.

Looking to start or expand your Depression Glass collection? Browse our marketplace for a wide selection of depression glassware. We regularly update our listings, so you'll always find something new to explore.
 

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