Collector's Encyclopedia of Depression Glass
Depression glass as defined in this book is the colored glassware made primarily from 1928 to 1940, in colors of amber, blue, black, crystal, green, pink, red, yellow and white. It also centers around the inexpensively made dinnerware turned out in bulk by machine and sold through small stores or given away as promotional or premium items. The authors have studied realized prices from many sources across the country and have tried to make them reflect today's market as accurately as possible.