Comments on: Trash or Treasure: Depression Glass (03/07/09) http://depressionpinkglass.com/trash-or-treasure-depression-glass-030709/.html Your Source For Inexpensive Depression Pink Glass Items Wed, 14 Sep 2011 00:08:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: mkolibaba http://depressionpinkglass.com/trash-or-treasure-depression-glass-030709/.html/comment-page-1#comment-17 mkolibaba Wed, 29 Apr 2009 18:29:21 +0000 #comment-17 "Heisey Thistle"? I hate to correct you, but your two piece mayonnaise set is actually Fostoria's Heather etching on the Century Blank, a very popular pattern of the 1950's. Also, what is today called "Elegant Depression Era Glass" predates both the actual Depression and depression glass. For instance, the acid etched pattern "Royal" by Fostoria was introduced in 1925, five years before the start of "depression glass" production. And Fostoria's "American" pattern was first manufactured in 1915. “Heisey Thistle”? I hate to correct you, but your two piece mayonnaise set is actually Fostoria’s Heather etching on the Century Blank, a very popular pattern of the 1950’s.

Also, what is today called “Elegant Depression Era Glass” predates both the actual Depression and depression glass. For instance, the acid etched pattern “Royal” by Fostoria was introduced in 1925, five years before the start of “depression glass” production. And Fostoria’s “American” pattern was first manufactured in 1915.

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