Kovels' Depression Glass & Dinnerware Price List Today’s hottest collectibles may be sitting on your dining room table. Find out in KOVELS’ DEPRESSION GLASS AND DINNERWARE PRICE LIST, 8th edition.
sometimes gave their products fanciful names. For example, Anchor Hocking called opaque green glass “Jade-ite,” while “jade green” is a generic name used by many other companies.
You can often date your dishes from the color: jade green for the 1930s, turquoise for the 1950s, avocado green for the 1970s.
Whether you have inherited a cabinet-full of decorative dinnerware or are looking to add a little retro-style to your kitchen or dining room, find out what you need to know in KOVELS’ DEPRESSION GLASS AND DINNERWARE PRICE LIST, 8th EDITION.
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Ralph and Terry Kovel are the authors of more than ninety books about collecting, including the best-selling Kovels’ Antiques & Collectibles Price List. In addition, they write a nationally syndicated newspaper column and a subscription-based newsletter. “Flea Market Finds with the Kovels” is their weekly television show on HGTV. They also maintain their own antiques and collectibles website, www.kovels.com. They live near Cleveland, Ohio.
KOVELS’ DEPRESSION GLASS AND DINNERWARE PRICE LIST, 8TH EDITION
By Ralph and Terry Kovel
Random House Reference
June 2004
Trade Paperback
ISBN: 1-4000-4663-7
$16.00, $24.00 CAN
