Hoping for some help identifying glass

I have a bunch of stuff that used to belong to my grandmother. I know nothing about glass or antiques and I'm trying to identify if any of this stuff has any value or not. First up is a blueish iridescent bowl and some plates. They all appear to be handmade as they all vary a little in size and whatnot. There are no markings as far as I can see.

Then there are some little green bowls. From the info I have found they appear to be pressed glass. (I think) But again, no markings that I can see.

There is more that I haven't gotten to yet but any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

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The blue bowl and plates are called Stretch Glass. That's all I can say off the top of my head. Others will be able to offer more help.

 

Here is some info from a quick search about your tab handle bowls.

Some are calling them lug handle soup bowls, some say tab handle cereal bowls. Some use the color name Aquamarine, some say Ultramarine.

Lug Soup Bowl Tab Handle Teal Ultramarine Depression Glass Jeanette Swirl

Scroll down this page at Replacements...
Jeannette, Swirl-Ultramarine (Blue Green) at Replacements, Ltd

 

The little green bowls are Depression Glass in the Swirl Pattern AKA Petal Swirl made by Janette Glass.. The color is called Ultra Marine.

 

Is the Shetlar Stretch Glass site malfunctioning or is it just my computer that's causing the problem?

http://www.shetlarglass.com/stretchglass/sgcompanies/SGID.htm

 

Thanks everybody for your help. I will post some pics of some of the other stuff I have very soon.

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Here's one more I forgot I had already taken out.

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the last one is McKee Bros. 'Glentec' c1910

 

I can't get Shelter either. The stretch glass are either Northwood or Dugan glass

 

They could also be Fenton Stretch.
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_odk...S1&_nkw=blue+stretch+glass+plate&_sacat=50693

 

hard to say on the stretch glass, maybe Central; check the measurements and profiles at shetlar:
http://www.shetlarglass.com/stretchglass/SGCompanies/SGID.htm

 

Hey guys. I finally got around to going through some more of my grandma's glass. Here are some pics. Any help identifying would be great. ]

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The pink Bowl is Mayfair open rose. A depression glass pattern. It looks like the covered vegetable bowl without the lid. But I would need size to confirm.