Warman's Depression Glass: A Value And Identification Guide

Ellen Tischbein Schroy

ISBN 10: 0873496183 / ISBN 13: 9780873496186

Published by Krause Publications, 2003

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Warman's Depression Glass: A Value And Identification Guide
• Publisher: Krause Publications
• Publication Date: 2003
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0873496183
• ISBN 13: 9780873496186
• Binding: paperback
• Edition: 3rd Edition
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

Once regarded as an inexpensive give-away, Depression glass is steadily gaining in popularity and value. Ellen T. Schroy, veteran antiques author, updates and expands this third edition to include more than 10,000 current market prices for nearly 170 different glass patterns.

Collectors, buyers, and sellers will confidently identify specific patterns with detailed drawings and color photographs. Coverage includes Cherryberry, Coin, Iris, Lorain, Sandwich, and Sierra patterns in green, red, blue, yellow, and more. Learn how reproductions are impacting the market and follow the development of glass companies and the evolution of different Depression glass colors.

* Covers nearly 170 glass patterns * Updated prices reflect current market values * Illustrations make identification easy

About the Author

Ellen T. Schroy, a leading expert in the field of Depression glass, has studied antique glassware for most of her life. She co-edited the first 2 editions of Warman's Flea Market Price Guide and is the sole editor for many editions of Warman's Antiques and Collectibles Price Guide, Warman's Americana and Collectibles, Warman?s? Furniture, and Warman's Pattern Glass. Ellen frequently appears on radio shows all across the country and is a regular columnist for Antique Trader? Weekly. She lives in Quakerstown, Pennsylvania.