Can someone please verify: regular old Depression glass?

My mother had several pieces with a few different patterns tucked away in a hutch, all a similar peachy/gold color. I'm just verifying that these are likely Depression-era glassware? And does anybody recognize any patterns / have guesses about the makers? I can't seem to find anything similar in my online searches. Please and thank you!

 

Others will have more complete info than I, but check Floragold on the creamer and the vase/tumbler is Iris and herringbone (which has been reproduced).

 

Oh, it's great to have a couple of leads - thank you!

 

Ah, Floragold: I think that's exactly what the creamer is (and there are plates & glasses, too.) My niece claimed a gorgeous pitcher in that pattern that weighs about 10 lbs! It's funny, some of it looks like carnival glass and some doesn't. Thank you again for that lead, because this site looks great:
https://www.depressionelegantglass.com/depression-glass-carnival-floragold-louisa/

 

And another great read, based on your Iris & Herringbone lead: http://www.justglass.com/documents/articles/reyne/shards.html


So now I've learned that only the clear Iris & Herringbone is actually Depression glass; mine were likely made in the 50's. There's only the two footed drinking glasses, and I quite like them. AND I can double check and make sure I don't have anything in the clear (older) version. I don't believe I do.

I have learned SO much on this board, in a very short time. Yaaaaay!

 

It's generally not good news when I can identify a glass pattern. I only know the most common ones.

 

More recent pieces like this are generally not called carnival glass but iridized glass. Carnival glass was produced much earlier and the patterns and coatings are very different

 

Thank you!

 

does the bowl in your last photo have a pattern on the inside? If so, can you show it? TY!

 

Pam, I looked for the bowl when I went to my mother's again yesterday, but I must have packed it already and forgot I had done so. I'll post another pic when I locate it again - I just wanted to thank you for your reply and let you know I wasn't ignoring you!