Dolls

Definition of Dolls as it relates to Collectibles, Antiques, Glassware

Depression Glass refers to an affordable type of glassware that gained popularity during the Great Depression era in the United States, from the 1920s through the 1940s. Made from machine-pressed molded glass, it was often given away as promotional items by companies or sold at low prices in dime stores and five-and-dimes, making it accessible to a wide range of people during a time of economic hardship. Depression Glass typically features bright, translucent colors such as pink, green, yellow, blue, and crystal clear, often with intricate patterns or designs. Common motifs include leaves, flowers, geometric shapes, and even abstract art deco styles. The glassware comes in various forms, including plates, bowls, cups, saucers, vases, and serving dishes, among others. The affordability, wide array of colors, and decorative patterns have made Depression Glass a beloved collectible for many enthusiasts. Its historical significance as a symbol of resilience and resourcefulness during challenging times has only added to its appeal and allure.

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