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<p>[QUOTE="gregsglass, post: 362835, member: 78"]Hi Mill Cove,</p><p> I would not call these Depression Glass. The first one I would call Elegant Glass, a step above Depression Glass. DG usually had a molded design to help cover up the </p><p>"cheapness" of the glass. I feel the same about the second one with the squared handle. The third one feel later and popular until the late 1950s</p><p>greg[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="gregsglass, post: 362835, member: 78"]Hi Mill Cove, I would not call these Depression Glass. The first one I would call Elegant Glass, a step above Depression Glass. DG usually had a molded design to help cover up the "cheapness" of the glass. I feel the same about the second one with the squared handle. The third one feel later and popular until the late 1950s greg[/QUOTE]
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