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Sahara Sunglasses

Beauty & Health
Colosé Cosmetic System
Make Up RX

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Jubilee Gifts

Galleries
Livingston Art

Garden Shop
Glen's Garden Shop

Gifts & Collectibles
Antique Reproductions
The Bird Shop
The Doll Shop
The Hummel Store
Jubilee Gifts
Kitchen Decor
The Terry Redlin Shop

Health
Jubilee Health Store

Home Decor
The Home Decor Store

Jewelry
Caro's Jewelry Store

Lingerie
Isabella's Lingerie

Antique Reproductions

Cobalt Blue Angel Candlesticks $24.95	Cobalt Blue Candleholder $8.95	Cobalt Blue Candy Dish	Cobalt Blue Cookie Jar
Cobalt Blue Mayfair Cookie Jar $16.95	Two Girls Clock	Cobalt Blue Hobnail Basket	Cobalt Blue Lovebirds Jar
Cobalt Blue Salt & Pepper	Cobalt Blue Floral Salt & Pepper	Cobalt Blue Salt & Pepper in Wire Basket	Cobalt Blue Milk Bottle
Cobalt Blue Baby Bottle	Coffee Grinder	Dutch Coffee Grinder	Copper Tea Pot
Lamp with Globe Shade

COBALT BLUE is the most popular glass collectible in America. ANGELS are among the most sought-after collectible on every list. Here is a nice selection of COBALT BLUE GLASS pressed and formed in Depression-Style.

From the late-20's through the early '40s, manufacturers like Federal Glass, MacBeth-Evans, and Hocking Glass brought a little cheer into some very dreary days by manufacturing the product we now know as Depression glass. This mass-produced glassware was of relatively poor quality, yet it came in beautiful colors and patterns to suit every taste. The most popular colors with collectors today are pink, cobalt blue and green. It was made in amber, iridescent, opaque white and several other colors. Some of the most popular patterns buyers seek today are Cameo, Mayfair, American Sweetheart, Princess and Royal Lace. Even the pattern names alluded to better times and a longing for the glamorous lifestyles of the 1920s. Condition is probably the most troublesome aspect of the Depression glass hobby. Finding reasonably priced glassware is sometimes a challenge, but finding it in excellent to mint condition can seem impossible at times. Because these items were often used on a daily basis, they are often scratched, chipped or cracked.

Collecting Depression Glass can be a fun hobby. Many of us though do not have the time to do this but would like to have a look from a by-gone time none the less.