Royal Lace Depression Glass

Royal Lace depression glass has been one of the most sought after types of depressiong glass. Royal Lace depression glass was created by Hazel-Atlas Glass company from around 1934-1941, but has been reproduced in more recent years. The problem with this is that it hurts the buying market. Collectors that are looking for Royal Lace depression glass are weary of buying and for good reason.

Pink Depression Glass Royal Lace Berry Bowl
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Hazel Atlas Royal Lace Crystal Sherbet depression glass
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ROYAL LACE DEPRESSION GLASS PINK CREAMER AND SUGAR
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One thing that has not been reproduced at least up to this point in time is the pink depression glass that is a part of this collection. The blue color however if found to be authentic has some very high value to it. Any of the 10 inch bowls in blue, with uniquely shaped edges have value well over $1000 dollars. Any Royal Lace depression glass pitchers you may find in blue as well are valued in the $400 dollar to $500 dollar range. And as always the salt and pepper shakers have high value at over $300 dollars for the blue.All in all, there are a lot of pieces that have very high value for Royal Lace depressiong glass, and if you get a deal of $10-$30 bucks for just about any piece in any color it is worth it. MAKE SURE THAT IT IS AUTHENTIC.

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My mother in-law passed away and we are getting her estate in order. She obtained these when they gave them away at the movies in the 1930’s. They are authentic and in mint condition. Are you interested. I can send photos if you want.

Thanks

Jim Wells

Number Size Item

7 10″ Dinner Plates
7 9 1/2″ Grill Plates
6 5″ Berry Bowls
6 Coffee Cups
6 2 Handled Cream Soup Bowels
1 10″ Serving Bowl
1 5″ Candle Holder
1 Salt/Pepper Shaker w/small dent in lid
1 8″ Water Pitcher
1 7″ Cookie Jar
1 11″ X 8″ Oval Serving Plate
1 6″ Butter? Dish
1 Sugar Bowel w/Lid
1 Creamer
7 Sherbert Dishes w/1 Lid (One Chipped)
6 3″ Juice Glasses
6 4″ Drinking Glasses
8 5″ Drinking Glasses
1 12 1/2″ x 10″ Meat Platter
7 Saucers
7 Bread & Butter Plates

By: Jim Wells on August 11th, 2008
at 2:02 pm

I have found in a yard sale a collection of pink depression glass, I fell in love wiht it. I would love to to purchase some of those items if the economy wasn’t in the state it is. My household is only living on one income. My collection I found contains a relish dish & I believe the other is a mint dish (trimmed with silver handle). How could I find out their worth?

By: Monica Lloyd on February 23rd, 2009
at 12:45 am

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