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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
Ice Buckets

During the depression era refrigeration wasn't what it is now and it was important to keep ice on hand.  Numerous companies, such as Jeannette, Cambridge, McKee, Fostoria, Fenton, Hocking, Fry, Paden City, etc. etc.,   made ice buckets in a variety of colors.  They were also made in a variety of shapes, sizes and patterns.  The red one shown below was made by Hocking as part of its Royal Ruby line and the striped one by Hazel Atlas.

   

ICE BUCKETS

  • green etched ice bucket, unknown mfg $45
  • "Zig Zag" 6" tall ice bucket, unknown mfg $58.50
  • Hazel Atlas white milk glass ice bucket $36
  • Jeannette "Diamond Quilted" ice bucket (pattern is inside) $45

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Latest update September 12, 2012
 

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