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Depression Glass offered by The Depression Glass Network, a division of First Class Glass, Wells, Maine
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First Class Glass and The Depression Network, Wells, Maine
First Class Glass and The Depression Network, Wells, Maine

First Class Glass and The Depression Network, Wells, Maine
Reed's Antiques & Collectibles, Division of First Class Glass and The Depression Network, Wells, Maine

 

Elegant Glass
Gloria Topaz (Yellow)

Gloria was made by the Cambridge Glass Co starting in the 1930s.   The name refers to the etching.  It was made in crystal, topaz - which is their yellow, green, amber, blue, etc.  It was made in hundreds of different pieces. Pieces in color are always harder to find and more expensive.  Very pretty pattern to collect.  We're showing a photo from a book and a photo of an actual item as it's much much easier to see the pattern in the drawing.

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 GLORIA YELLOW

(PLEASE NOTE:  PRICES ARE EACH)

  • 9" 2-handled bowl $110

Caprice, Cleo Blue,
Gloria Crystal, Gloria Heatherbloom,
Rosepoint, Tally Ho, Wildflower,
#3121 Amethyst, #3126 Cobalt Blue, #3130 Willow Blue

First Class Glass

Caren & Frank Reed
P.O. Box 416
Wells, ME 04090-0416
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Latest update July 6, 2010

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