About Depression Glass offered by The Depression Glass Network, a division of Reed's Antiques, Wells, Maine(1519 bytes)
Depression Glass offered by The Depression Glass Network, a division of First Class Glass, Wells, Maine
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Caren & Frank Reed, 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

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

 

Kitchen Glass
Hocking

Hocking Glass began in 1905 in Lancaster, Ohio.   It did not merge with Anchor Glass, to become Anchor Hocking, until 1937.   Anchor Hocking is still in existence today.  Hocking began making colored glassware in the mid 1920's.  They made pink (also called rose or flamingo), topaz, blue, opaque white known as Vitrock, green, black and white milk glass.

 

HOCKING

In the photo above, from left to right:  Hocking "Blue Circle" flour shaker in Vitrock, Flour shaker by Hazel Atlas, Nutmeg shaker by Tipp City, Hocking green canister with glass lid, Hocking "Red Circle grease jar with glass lid and "Red Flower Pots" grease jar with glass lid in Vitrock.

Hocking Vitrock

First Class Glass

Caren & Frank Reed
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Wells, ME 04090-0416
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Latest update August 14, 2010

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