How to Identify collectible glassware from the 1940's to the 1970's

[@patriciarex49]

Good Afternoon, My father worked for Anchor Hocking from mid 1950 to the early 80's. We had sooo much Anchorware. Cobolt Blue is my absolute favorite color. I'm still trying finish out a collection of Georgian Glassware by Anchor Hocking. My sister worked for AH and did alot of the hand painting as well.

[@junkingwithlou]

How wonderful to have family in the glassware business. I’m sure you have a wonderful collection. Thanks for watching.

[@michaelbassett-ks9ev]

Your father & sister both had to be excellent artisans and I bet you’re so proud of them.

[@people_watcher]

I came by this video this morning and just wanted to say I loved it. Thanks for sharing

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks for the nice comment. Take a look at our depression glass videos if you get a chance.

[@deborahkeane6404]

❤I love glass, since I was. A child. ( I’m 70) I would go to the nearby five and dime on a Saturday morning and buy a piece of glass with my $.50 allowance after I purchased a hotdog on a bun. Looking at this glass is bringing back a flood of memories. I believe we are all kindred spirits.

[@junkingwithlou]

What a wonderful memory. Thanks for sharing.

[@lindathomas3169]

You sure are excellent in the glass explanation and talk gentle which you can understand slowing thanks

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks for your kind words and for watching.

[@lynnallen1315]

Thats a great selection you're looking at.

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks for watching.

[@conniebransby2419]

I have my mother's full set of blue moon and stars that I love. I think it's absolutely beautiful.

[@junkingwithlou]

I’ve never seen a complete set together. It sounds beautiful 🤩. Thanks so much for watching.

[@charlottehayward5943]

I have the stars and moon in amberina full cannister set and a few others.

[@cheryldavis8776]

I'm wondering what constitutes "a full set"...? Is that like a full dinnerware set or what? What are the pieces in a full set?

[@JohnnyRFrias]

Nice, you covered a lot. I have a love for Mid-Century American and Depression Glass. I'm a loyal follower now. Thanks🍷

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks so much for watching. Check out my other 2 videos on depression glass and elegant glassware during the depression era.

[@neeterb5584]

My dad bought a large red Moon and Stars compote for my mom's birthday in the 60s. It was displayed on the TV in the living room and held hard Christmas candy during the holidays. I inherited it when she passed. I found one in an auction a few years ago, won the lot and started an online reselling venture. I love glass!

[@junkingwithlou]

I love glass too. That’s what started me reselling. Good luck on your online sales.

[@dawnsarrach6612]

I love glass too

[@lindacratsley288]

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[@klsrncn2773]

I started in the 80's collecting Moons & Stars. Later married my husband who also loved it. We have a lot, we moved to Florida and have looked in Antique stores here and can't find much. I was told most people who moved to Florida sold all their stuff when they retired here. Thank the Lord for eBay.

[@dbelcher3249]

I use to have a lot of Moon & Stars pieces a few years ago!!

[@milisabesiris8014]

Thank you so much for showing these beautiful antique pieces to us I really enjoyed watching it🌸😊🌸

[@junkingwithlou]

You are very welcome. Thank you for watching.

[@mylittlecoloradocottage]

Great video very informative thank you!

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks for watching.

[@MaryAnderson-xs5wd]

I love the Jadite!

[@ruthmiller5588]

Thank you very much for doing these identification videos. I truly appreciate your style. You don't jibber jabber. You get to the point of each piece. Those Jadeite coffee mugs were sold at dime stores in early to the 1960's. They cost 5 cents! We had scads of them because Mother could afford them! They were pretty durable.

[@junkingwithlou]

I love hearing those stories! They make the history come alive.

[@kimberlyfinch6753]

Great video, I learned a lot today! More videos like this please!

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks so much for your support

[@susanshine5424]

Lou, I feel like you just took me on a tour of my Mother's china cabinet and boxes of her glassware that I have. I inherited everything from her and also my aunt, who had no children. She called me her favorite niece and so I inherited all of hers also. My mother and father were married in 1937, so I have some beautiful dinner sets and all sorts of glassware. One of her favorites is a green depression glass measuring cup. So, I will be using this video a lot to identify my pieces. I have the candlewick and moon glass. This is so exciting!!! Thank you so much for sharing this!😊

[@junkingwithlou]

You are welcome. Be sure to check out my other 2 videos on depression glass and elegant glassware from the depression era to help you identify. Thanks for watching.

[@Grimmreefer34]

I just discovered your show Lou, I love it. I too collect beautiful vintage glassware.

[@junkingwithlou]

Thank you and thanks for watching. Take a look at our depression glass videos too.

[@Sunshine-fx9op]

Very nice presentation! Looking forward to seeing more!

[@junkingwithlou]

There will be a depression glass video coming. Thanks so much for watching.

[@donnalawrence8593]

I just found this and subscribed in less than a minute just from reading the comments. I like her personality. Very informative too.

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks so much for subscribing and the support.

[@dpl6004]

So glad I visited here today. When my Mom passed in 2020 I took a great many pieces of glassware. Among the things I have and treasure, 3 of the green grape panel vases. Thank you for letting me know I made the right decision in keeping them.

[@junkingwithlou]

I’m glad you enjoyed it. Take a look at our depression glass videos too. Thanks for watching.

[@billjohnston5396]

The painted Fire King was decorated by a company called Gay Fad owned by Fran Taylor in Lancaster Ohio. They bought blanks from a few other manufacturers as well. They decorated glassware from 1938 to 1963 with fruit, flowers, and ivy plus many novelty items. They used ceramic paints and baked the designs on.

[@junkingwithlou]

Great information thanks so much.

[@gaileudaly9457]

That makes sense. The pattern looked like Desert Rose dinnerware.

[@georgefrink2566]

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[@MaryRoseLaughing]

I have a gay fad cookie jar. It has baked on fruit. Pears and apples.

[@marilynthaxton784]

❤

[@sharoncrawford7192]

My grandmother had a set of fire king dishes. They were a peach color.

[@junkingwithlou]

That’s neat. Thanks for watching.

[@ruthmiller5588]

At 9:39 in the video there are Swanky Swigs out front and a few on the back of the shelf. I've been collecting Swanky Swigs for about 50 years. They held pimento cheese made by Kraft.

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks so much for the information. Also thanks so much for watching.

[@ruthmiller5588]

@@junkingwithlou If you hold what you think is a Swanky Swig up to light, you'll see that it has vertical segments. If it doesn't have vertical segments, it's NOT a Swanky Swig!

[@SaraLouise-l5r]

Very informative!!

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks for watching.

[@debbieolagues5283]

Thank you, Lou for showing all this beautiful glass. When my brothers and I were kids, my mom would take us to "second hand" stores and antique shops. I remembered her telling me how to tell the difference between blown glass and pressed glass. Mom picked up some very beautiful pieces of glass, one of which was a green Moon and Stars banana boat. I never knew the name of the pattern but now, thanks to you, I do.

[@junkingwithlou]

You’re so welcome. I’m glad you identified it. Thanks so much for your kind words and for watching.

[@alanatolstad4824]

Wow, I learned a lot! So many pieces I've never seen before in MY travels! I could have watched this longer (hint, hint!)---Kudos on the music today!

[@junkingwithlou]

I have a depression glass one that I’m working on too. Thanks I’m glad the music is better.

[@elenalatici9568]

I'm surprised there is any Jadeite to show. I thought Martha Stewart had it all.

[@junkingwithlou]

Lol 😂. That certainly helped with making it popular. When she focused on milk glass people went crazy for it also. It used to be when the flea market magazine focused on anything I could count on it being sold out in my booth. Funny

[@doloresvelez3243]

Lol

[@doloresvelez3243]

Lol

[@doloresvelez3243]

Wrong comment. Sorry

[@dothraki7596]

Thought it was her daughter.

[@RanaeMcCallum]

I am collecting to get my grandma set back together of the ruby kings crown thumbprint. Was nice to see it mentioned

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks for watching.

[@Rmk4luv61]

My Grandfather worked for Smith glass in mt. Pleasant pa for 55 yrs . I have so much of that glassware also my Aunt worked at Bryce an I have quite a bit of that too its beautiful glass . Appreciate it.

[@junkingwithlou]

That’s so cool. You must have a beautiful collection. Thanks for watching.

[@SouthCountyGal]

I have a full set of the Fire King Tulip mixing bowls. They brighten up dark days.

[@junkingwithlou]

What a great collection. Thanks for watching.

[@doloresvelez3243]

What a lovely and enjoyable experience. I came across your posting. You have an excellent information. Thank you ❤

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks for watching.

[@nannyb8714]

Thank You so much for sharing your vast knowledge. I love so much of the depression era type glassware. It's wonderful to have some knowledge when going to purchase, I have been known to purchase items just by what is attractive to me! A few years ago I decided to thin out my stuff and gave a wonderful lady a large collection of milk glass. She was thrilled to have it and it made me happy just to see her face! 😊

[@junkingwithlou]

That’s wonderful of you to give your milk glass away. That’s a great rule just to buy what you like. Now you’ll know what it is more. I finally got the taping done for more depression glass videos. It won’t be right away but it is coming. Thanks for watching.

[@kathyhoot7277]

Glass junkie in me loves it all!

[@junkingwithlou]

Me too. Thanks for watching.

[@retiweisberg7906]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

[@junkingwithlou]

You’re welcome. I’m hoping to also do a depression glass video in the future. Thanks for watching.

[@willsshepherd2976]

I’m still using the little jam glasses as you called them, or Charlie glass there with my parents beer glasses

[@junkingwithlou]

How wonderful thanks for watching.

[@judymelchert3966]

I enjoyed this video, very informative

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks for watching.

[@dianemessina2964]

Very informative, thoroughly enjoyed this video.

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks for watching.

[@TimHenry-b8s]

Amazing! so informative and your delivery is on pint . You see, I have been collecting for just over a year and a half and, I am in the process of doing the daunting task of a detailed inventory with 1000;s of pieces yet to be identified and logged in. Your video has made the task seem manageable. I thank you.

[@junkingwithlou]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching. Good luck on that collection.

[@theresamarvin1220]

Two of my favorite places to shop were Maumee antique mall, and Blissfield.

[@junkingwithlou]

That’s great to hear.

[@sweethaven1929]

Wow this was great , I know will look at glass ware very differently , love that Jade

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks for watching. Check out our 2 videos on depression glass.

[@a.b.creator]

I have a pink mug from one of those time periods and i Love it! It has a grape pattern on it. Also two small baby blue glass mugs.

[@junkingwithlou]

How wonderful. Thanks for watching.

[@TinaB2196]

Very informative and well done. Thank you and I’ve subscribed!

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks for watching. Make sure you check out our other 2 videos on depression glass.

[@rozchristopherson648]

The King's Crown glassware is gorgeous. I have one of those white westmoreland vases. I have that white Fenton bowl as well.

[@junkingwithlou]

I’m glad you have those beautiful pieces of glassware. Thanks for watching.

[@rozchristopherson648]

@@junkingwithlou That you so much for such a great video. I learned a lot. ❤️

[@theresamarvin1220]

Thumbprint is similar to king’s crown

[@CarolDubiel]

Great collection, loved every minute❤thank you Ms Lou x

[@junkingwithlou]

You’re welcome.

[@stephaniemontor1567]

Beautiful! Thanks for the education of the glass!

[@junkingwithlou]

You’re welcome. Thanks for watching

[@wandahaas7935]

Thank you lousfor showing this beautiful glassware,I'm a big time collector on colored glassware,I really enjoyed this video.

[@junkingwithlou]

You are welcome check out our videos on depression glass too. Thanks for watching.

[@orsie200]

I have a large collection of Blue Bubble I’ve collected since the 1970’s. I also have a lot of Golden Anniversary and Moonstone. That Diana child’s set is awesome!

[@junkingwithlou]

That’s really nice 👍. I had a set of blue bubble years ago and loved it. Thanks so for watching and your support.

[@robinholschen4485]

I love the green glass the ones that are Uranium, if you put a flash light to them they glow.. very pricey sometimes.. love your video.. thank you

[@junkingwithlou]

It has become pretty popular these days. Thanks for watching.

[@ketchum44]

Hey there your my first favorite and subscription ended learning from you.

[@ketchum44]

Enjoyed

[@junkingwithlou]

I’m glad you enjoyed it. Take a look at our depression glass videos too. Thanks for watching.

[@rosiesattic29]

Hi! I just found your channel and subscribed. I have a feeling I can learn a lot from your videos. Take care.

[@junkingwithlou]

I’m glad you found us. Thanks for watching.

[@dorisp9127]

Great video. Most of those patterns I have not seen. I do have Iris candlesticks, Moonstone, and a few more. I remember years ago they gave away green sandwich glasses in oatmeal, I think Quaker. I love glassware, especially the colored. I hope you do more of these.

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks. We are working on several regarding depression glass. We just went to the largest depression glass show in our area put on by the club I used to be in. It just a lot more time because I want to be as accurate as I can. Thanks for watching.

[@alycepoe499]

Love, love old pieces, just insert on occasion at special gatherings.

[@alexavdroslucas2049]

so beautiful collection every piece is eclectic @@👑 💲💲💲

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks for watching.

[@amyh.b.khalil8519]

I love glassware. It is most definitely NIT JUNK!!

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks for watching

[@mothermoon3873]

Enjoyed your video you did awesome job ❤

[@junkingwithlou]

Thank you and thanks for watching.

[@patriciaparker3316]

Beautiful ty for the information

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks for watching

[@dee4844mz]

Great video. Thank you

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks for watching. I have a depression glass video that I’m working on also.

[@mfar3016]

I found three boxes of vintage glass while sorting thru my moms shed. Lots of royal ruby & some pink depression cups & saucers. I also found a couple sets of china, one from the early part of the 20th century. I’d love to ID all of it.

[@junkingwithlou]

Try using google lens on your phone that will often lead you in the right direction. Also watch our videos on depression glass. Thanks for watching.

[@lynnallen1315]

I have a complete set of pink Cherry Blossom service for 8 except for the cookie jar and the salts that I collected before the repros started, some green, some Florentine, complete sets of the children's Cherry Blossom in blue Delphite and pink, and about 100 miscellaneous pieces. Love me some DG.

[@junkingwithlou]

Sounds like you know what you’re doing and have good taste. You might want to check out my depression glass videos. Thanks for watching.

[@johnnypalughi1192]

Love the video! Great, wonderful narration.

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks so much.

[@willettedavis3062]

I collect the Iris and Herringbone. I have my mother’s pitcher and have collected around it.

[@junkingwithlou]

Sounds great Thanks for watching.

[@kimberlyfinch6753]

4.4K likes! Whoo hoo well deserved Lou❤️

[@junkingwithlou]

Can you believe it. Thanks

[@lisabaybee]

Thank you so very much for the lesson. I really appreciate. Wishing you all the best. 🤗❣️🌷

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks for your kind comment. Make sure you check out our KZbin on depression glass too.

[@elainereed4842]

Thankyou for sharing your knowledge!

[@junkingwithlou]

You are welcome. I have a depression glass video that will be coming too.

[@rosemariegross5555]

So very interesting. I collected King's Crown and some Diamond Point for many years. It seems that it is not very popular. Watching Thrift shows and Lady Mary Beth, they hardly mention it when they see it at Goodwill or other places for sale. I love it but seem to be the only one. I am so glad you mentioned it several times. Thank you!

[@junkingwithlou]

Kings crown and diamond point are very beautiful. I see it around here a lot and most people know that it is old but only my dealer friends know what it is. Hopefully it becomes popular again. Thanks for watching.

[@Pattio47]

I have a whole set of Kings crown which I bought when we were married in 1967. My mother liked it so much she bought a set too. Now that she is gone I have 2 sets.

[@rosemariegross5555]

@@Pattio47 Yes, I know what you mean. My daughter loves to look at it but isn't interested otherwise. I hope my great grandchildren will like it. I used to set the table with it. Now I dust it in the 2 China hutches. I am enjoying it regardless of who is going to get it. Same with my 4 sets of china, one I purchased in Germany. Everyone loves the looks but most of them want Roasts and potato dumplings with lots of gravy. It doesn't matter what the vessel is.

[@rosemariegross5555]

@@Pattio47 My daughter isn't thrilled with it and if my grandchildren don't want it, I just enjoy it now and let them worry about it. I love it.

[@nicoleb3868]

Hello. First time coming across your channel. I enjoyed listening to you share your knowledge and peeping at all the pretty pieces. TFS. 😊

[@junkingwithlou]

I’m glad you found us and welcome to the channel.

[@janiebrossmann1178]

Thanks for the quick little collectible glassware. Can u give a little information about carnival glass. I’m a big collector and I think more people would if they could here the history of it

[@junkingwithlou]

That’s something I need to explore more about. Good idea for an upcoming show.

[@juliahelland6488]

Thanks again for sharing this! 💯❣️

[@junkingwithlou]

You are welcome. Make sure you take a look at our depression glass and elegant depression glass video too.

[@ARuralSquirrel]

Great information!! I love learning about glass! Both of my grandmothers loved it and collected it! I even have a piece of my great-grandmas jadeite - the Jane Rae pattern! Thanks for sharing! I’ll be watching for more info like this!! Just subbed!

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks so much for watching. We have a video on depression glass that just needs to be finished but the summer has been crazy busy. I appreciate your support by subscribing. Love that jadite too I actually got a piece this morning at a garage sale. I couldn’t believe it.

[@tiktok11150]

I learned something new. I wondered why that ashtray I had listed sold so fast.

[@junkingwithlou]

I’m glad you made a sale so fast. Thanks for watching.

[@utahboxergirl11]

I have that kind of rectangular Blue Bowl. It was the last present I gave my sister before she passed away I think my brother-in-law has it

[@junkingwithlou]

Sounds like a nice gift. Thanks for watching.

[@SuzieRidlerbadasste]

Wonderful! Thank you so much. This was incredibly educational and helpful.

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks for watching. Check out my other videos on depression glass and elegant glass during the depression era.

[@darlenerossiter2012]

Wow love the blue candy dish.

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks for watching.

[@medicineheartds9631]

I very much appreciate and enjoyed your video. Learned a great deal. Thank you 😊 Looking forward to seeing more.

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks for watching.

[@kathycandelaria2115]

What beautiful glass ware I appreciate seeing anything from the passed. What city was this store from, reason asking is, were I live I have never seen just beautiful glass. Thank ya for sharing. Enjoyed your video 🤠

[@junkingwithlou]

It was done in a variety of stores including the 2 malls that I’m in Maumee Antique Mall in Maumee Ohio and Plaza Antiques in Lincoln Park Michigan. Thanks for watching.

[@kathycandelaria2115]

@@junkingwithlou Thank ya for replying, I would love to find a store in New Mexico like the one on your video. I’m happy that I came across your video. I subscribed. Looking forward to more. 🙂

[@73camgirl]

This was a beautiful video! I absolutely love my depression glass collection. Most were inherited from my parents, but I have also added to the collection. I recognized quite a few of your styles in my collection, such as, Ruby, Moonstone, Iris, Royal Crown, and Fenton Silver Cress, among others.

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks so much. Take a look at our 2 depression glass videos too. Thanks for watching.

[@PLODay-bk8ws]

The 'jadeite' dishes remind me of pieces that came, one apiece, in boxes of laundry detergent. (Maybe Oxydol?) This from a childhood memories of late 1940s, maybe 1950ish.

[@junkingwithlou]

What a nice giveaway back then. Thanks for watching. Please check out our depression glass videos.

[@shirleyfunte3063]

Iove Royal Ruby glasses .

[@junkingwithlou]

Definitely and I like pairing it with forest green at Christmas.

[@michelledavis5455]

Love this video, I’m just learning

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks for watching

[@Susan.I]

I collect American Fostoria clear as well as Jadite in Jane Ray pattern.

[@junkingwithlou]

How nice 👍. I love that jadite.

[@vanessawhelchel5980]

I want to see old punch bowls. You are very informative..

[@junkingwithlou]

Not easy to find but if I run across any I’ll include them in the upcoming videos. Thanks for watching.

[@madonnahagedorn5649]

We had those Fireking mugs you are showing, the same color, I think we had a whole set. Beautiful is right. My sister has candlewick pieces, hobnail, and a whole host of depression glass. As I get older, I am developing a love for it myself. I have a Milkglass large bowl and single serve bowls that match. I use them any chance I get. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with all of us.

[@junkingwithlou]

It sounds like you have a really nice collection. I’m glad you liked the video. Thanks for watching.

[@shelleyswartz1673]

Very informative. Thank you

[@junkingwithlou]

You’re welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@janalogsdon]

I have almost a hole set of the green florinteen 2 and I’m still adding to it.

[@junkingwithlou]

How wonderful. Thanks for watching

[@annettemoody3219]

I have several pieces of the green depression glass sandwich pattern .Would you know how much it could be worth. Thank you for sharing this video.

[@junkingwithlou]

I don’t always give values for glassware because they vary significantly. What I do is look at the sold comps on internet selling sites. There used to be price guide books but things have changed. Sorry I can’t help you. Thanks for watching.

[@debyates4543]

Very Informative! I do wish, however, you would let us that don't know or would like to know, value, collectability, rarity as i, not only would like to positively identify some of my mother's pieces, whom has recently passed but to be able to convey some history and aforementioned details along with those pieces, i'm passing on to my children and grandchildren. Thank you so much❣️. I absolutely wish i had your knowledge. Love all this beautiful glassware🩵

[@junkingwithlou]

The values are difficult for me to determine. I look in reference books with price guides although they are not current. Also I check on line for sold comps. What we thought was rare years ago often changed with the internet. I only could reference what I have seen throughout the years in my area. I’m not qualified to give accurate information in those areas. However I know many patterns through years of experience. Thanks so much for watching.

[@michelleadams8309]

Hi Lou, at about 1:38 into video, just after you talk about the green Capri, briefly on the right side there's a royal blue coloured glass dish/bowl on a bit of a pedestal. This type of glassware is never mentioned in your video but I actually have a bunch of these blue glass pieces. Even a glass basket in this style. Can you tell me the name of this glass, Era, etc? I would like to know what I own thanks so much. ❤ watching you from BC, Canada 😊

[@junkingwithlou]

If I’m seeing the same thing as you, it is moon and stars which is made by various companies from the 30s to 2004. Thanks for watching from Canada 🇨🇦.

[@marciaterwilliger2527]

Thank you!

[@junkingwithlou]

You are welcome

[@KB-hx3px]

I have a bunch of green Moon and stars that my mom had when I was growing up.

[@junkingwithlou]

What a great collection to have. Thanks for watching.

[@sandraforeman620]

I have so many of these! More older than these! I am 82 yrs old and most of my items have been in the family for years! Anyone want to buy them??

[@junkingwithlou]

Good luck with those sales.

[@pyrexpgh]

That round tray before the forest green piece is Cambridge I believe.

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks for the info and for watching.

[@crystalcloud5065]

I have a question. There was this little Antique shop next to my school for years and years after. Well after graduating and coming into Adulthood, lol. One day I decided to go in and take a look around. Because I LOVE, LOVE,LOVE Antique Vanities. As I was coming around a corner talking to my friend, there was this HUGE display of BLACK GLASS. Ok, now, was I dreaming this, or is there such a thing? Reason for me asking is. I have not seen any kind of Black Glass wear, Dinner wear since that day. I am partial to Black, Grey, and White. My house is decorated in those colors. I do have some of that PINK glass, the little Sherbet Cups. My Step Grandmother left them and some other glass to me when she passed 7yrs ago. She would make us Jell-O, and Strawberry Crush Homemade Ice Cream, and we would eat the treats out of those Pretty, Little, Pink Glass Cups. Oh! To be a kid again 😢.

[@junkingwithlou]

There is black depression glass. I often see the serving pieces but not the dinnerware. Take a look at my depression glass and elegant depression era glass videos and there is some on there. Sherbet’s sound wonderful. I’m glad you are enjoying them.

[@donnaleveron6511]

There is a glass called "black amethyst" looks black until you hold it up to light, then you can see the purple tones.

[@rebelgirl7289]

In the 70's, I collected black Tiara glassware from Indiana. I had a lot of pieces but had to sell it when I moved. I loved it.

[@dotjohnson4247]

One of the most common black patterns I have found in thrift stores is a pattern called Octime by the French company Arcoroc. The shapes are an octagon. There are two versions - one with very sharp corners and one where the corners are softened and rounded.

[@teresafaulkner4874]

My mother had a whole set of the fire ing shiny orange dishes in the 70s

[@junkingwithlou]

That’s wonderful.

[@carolnolan9439]

Very informative. Thanks. I'll be back

[@junkingwithlou]

Check out our depression glass videos too. Thanks for watching.

[@carole3680]

I remember the iridescent Fireking being a premium available with purchase at the Chevron gas station during the 50s and 60s.

[@junkingwithlou]

Wow I can’t imagine how neat that was. Thanks for watching.

[@elsathal7359]

Thank you for sharing 💞

[@junkingwithlou]

You’re welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@deborahstahl5982]

I was pleased to see the Marigold pitcher. I have my grandmother's with all the glasses that match. You didn't say, but I believe the Moon and Stars was made by the L.E. Smith glass company of Mt Pleasant. Also, was the purple moon from Bryce Brothers

[@junkingwithlou]

I didn’t say but thanks so much for the information. I’m certainly not an expert and I appreciate any feedback from my viewers. Thanks for watching

[@deborahstahl5982]

I was born and raised in Mt Pleasant, PA. Smith glass and Bryce Brothers hand blown glass were our main industry. Lenox crystal division took over the Bryce Brothers factory for many years before eventually closing the plant altogether. Smith also made some items hand blown, but I believe the Moon and Stars was perhaps their biggest seller. I have quite a few pieces from both factories.

[@charlottehayward5943]

I have a collection of the stars and moon. Love that beautiful red orange color.

[@tinawalkersimmons8014]

Hi. Bowl at 4.07 is Hazel Atlas. 😊

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks for the information.

[@darlenerossiter2012]

Hi. In front of the Jadite tea canister, what is the 2 small containers with small birds on them. They ate gorgeous.

[@junkingwithlou]

I looked at the video and wasn’t able to identify those pieces but they look Victorian if I had to guess. Definitely beautiful 🤩.

[@feastorafamine]

So Fire King. Got it

[@junkingwithlou]

Thanks for watching.

[@papk1989]

Minute 1:25 in the background there are green and peach wine glass. I just found 6. I love them. What are they?

[@junkingwithlou]

I can’t figure out what you’re talking about at that time. You can send me a picture of your items through messenger if you’d like. Sorry I couldn’t help.

[@papk1989]

In your video, when you reach one minute and 25 second, very briefly we can see in the background some glasses that have a green stem and peachy color bowl. I found the same ones. I was just wondering if you knew what they are. I cannot take a photo because they are not in my home right now. Thank you

[@junkingwithlou]

I’m unfamiliar with it Sorry 😞

[@debrabelton3161]

I love this! I usually pick up pieces that I love and use in my home. I’m really not a collector. Lately I’m more drawn to the 60s -80s glassware. I love the heavy chunky pieces because they hold up to my type of living. Can you do a video with more of these items? Thanks!

[@junkingwithlou]

I actually have a video on depression glass and one on elegant glass during the depression era. Check those out. Thanks so much for watching.

[@carolynlewis9019]

Awesome! Do you have video on juice glasses and matching pictures?

[@junkingwithlou]

No I don’t but I have 2 more on depression glass. Thanks for watching.

[@maryquitecontrary93]

At 11:05, the pink cake dish on the stand...can you tell me more about it? I have one that was my great grandmothers.

[@junkingwithlou]

I have watched the video several times and couldn’t figure out which item you were talking about. If you could send a picture of it I’ll try to help you. Thanks for watching.

[@junkingwithlou]

My husband found the dish you were talking about. It is called iris It was made by the Jeannette glass company from 1928 to 1933. It was also made in the 50s and 70d. The color is iridescent on the KZbin but it also comes in clear, pink, green, bi-color and white with some of the pieces. Hope this helps.

[@maryquitecontrary93]

@@junkingwithlou yes, thank you!