I have some clear stuff, but ignorant as to pattern name...

My mom has collected depression glass for as long as I can remember. She bought and sold in her 2nd hand shop. She is 83. Each of us 6 kids picked a pattern and she helped us find pieces for the one we picked.

I have an extensive collection of Clear Manhattan.I also have Rudy pieces that mix and match with the Manhattan.Have had this collection for 40 years. Never had china these were our *good* dishes. Love it still.
I also collect Wexford glass.
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I had a large assortment of Hazel Atlas "Royal Lace" in pink. I had inherited some of it from my great aunt. Really loved it, but lost it in a house fire. :-(

Pink cherry blossoms!!

So pretty!

I collect the cherry blossom pattern also. My mother recently gave me a cake plate and 6 small plates that she received as a wedding gift 70 years ago.

I really don't collect Depression glass but I do have a collection I inherited from my mom. My father worked at the Hocking glass company in Lancaster Ohio between 1032 and 1937 and brought pieces he made home to my mom. I have the ice blue(very rare) Mayfair design and my sister got several pieces of the pink and green. I have them on display and will never sell them. My great grandkids will get them probably. I go to antique malls in Ohio all the time and have not seen any of the ice blue.

I have collected some green glass, Depression and Princess House. They are for my grand daughter. She loves anything green.

Yes, I do. I have a colbolt blue vase, small apothacary jar and a red thumb print ginger shaped bottle with a stopper. I also have a large grapevine punch bowl with 3 feet on the bottom. this one is Carnavale Glass.

I have my mother's Fostoria Americana pattern. I also have some red ware that is called Pigeon Blood (ugly name) It is ruby glass with an orange tinge.