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Depression Glass
Iris Iridescent
Iris, also known as Iris and Herringbone, was made by
Jeannette Glass from 1928 to 1932, again in some pieces and colors in the 50's and the
70's. All of the pieces in the line were made in crystal, most in iridescent (which
looks like carnival glass and is often mistaken for that) and a few pieces in transparent
green and pink all of which are hard to find and thus somewhat expensive. The newer
pieces are often 2 colors. In iridescentl, the pieces that will be the hardest to
find are the demitasse cup and saucer, fruit or nut set (a large bowl with metal insert at
the bottom for nut picks or fruit knives), the 5-1/2" goblets and the 4" footed
sherbet. (We are sorry but we cannot email photos of each and every piece of glass
for sale. If you need to see a picture of an item to know what it looks like we
highly recommend The Collector's Encyclopedia of Depression Glass by Gene
Florence.)
To see other patterns and colors please click on the button "Depression
Glass" to take you to a list of all patterns and colors currently in stock.

IRIS IRIDESCENT
(PLEASE NOTE: PRICES ARE EACH)
- 5"ruffled edge bowl, $20
- 4" wine goblet $20
- 9" dinner plate
$42 (5)
- sherbet low, $12 (2)
- tumbler 6" footed
$16
First Class Glass
Caren &
Frank Reed
P.O. Box 416
Wells, ME 04090-0416
207/985-9294 Daily 9AM to 10PM EST*
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Latest update September 12, 2012
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