Collector's Encyclopedia Depression Glass (Collector's Encyclopedia of Depression Glass)
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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.
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After nineteen editions, almost 40 years, and over 4,000 pages, goodbye is very difficult to say. So instead Collector Books would like you to join us in celebrating the retirement of Cathy and Gene Florence. For the nineteenth, and last time, we present Collector's Encyclopedia of Depression Glass by America's leading glassware authorities. Every edition has included new information and up to date prices.
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Doris Yeske has written many articles for periodicals and four other books for Schiffer Publishing on Depression glassware.Lyle Fokken has studied and collected old bottles and fruit jars since childhood. His photographs relate their beautiful appeal.
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Ellen T. Schroy is a national antiques and collectibles authority. She's written four editions of "Warman's" Depression Glass, two editions of "Warman's" Depression Glass Field Guide, and has been involved with the publication of "Warman's" Antiques & Collectibles Price Guide for 24 editions.
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This enthusiastic husband and wife team has been seriously studying, dealing, and collecting glass and antiques for twenty years.
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Barbara and Jim Mauzy are world-renowned authors on the twentieth century American kitchen. Their expertise on this topic and ability to create user-friendly books has propelled the most popular and comprehensive book on Depression Glass to even higher standards.
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Barbara and Jim Mauzy are accomplished dealers, collectors, authors, and enthusiasts in Depression glass, Fire-King, Bakelite, and kitchen collectibles from the 1920s-1950s.
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I recently started collecting depression glass. At the time, I realized how much I didn't know! This book has been my constant companion. The material is clearly presented. The photography is fantastic. The price guide along with the description of each piece of EVERY collection is invaluable. I have become a better educated consumer and glass collector since I keep this within reach. Highly recommend!! -G. Holden
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Ellen T. Schroy is a highly regarded expert in the antiques and collectibles field. She?s edited 24 editions of Warman?s Antiques and Collectibles Price Guide, along with many other antiques and collectibles references. She is frequently called upon to provide her expertise on radio programs across the country, and she is a featured appraiser at Atlantique City.
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