Depression Era Kitchen Shakers by Barbara Mauzy

Depression Era Kitchen Shakers by Barbara MauzyTable of Contents: Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 However depressing the Depression Era may have been, the manufacturers of glassware did their best to add color to people's lives. The kitchens of America were awash in blue, green, pink, and golden glasswares, not to mention the opaque hues of Jadite, Delphite, and milkglass. Prominent among them were the milkglass spice shakers shown in this book. They are avidly collected today with lithographed (no decals)

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However depressing the Depression Era may have been, the manufacturers of glassware did their best to add color to people's lives. The kitchens of America were awash in blue, green, pink, and golden glasswares, not to mention the opaque hues of Jadite, Delphite, and milkglass. Prominent among them were the milkglass spice shakers shown in this book. They are avidly collected today with lithographed (no decals) apples, birds, butterflies, cherries, cattails, dogs, Dutch motifs, flowers, fruit baskets, hats, figures, leaves, Mexican motifs, musketeers, Niagra Falls, sailboats, and more.

For Depression glass collectors and shaker collectors alike this is a valuable addition to the available literature. Hundreds of shakers are presented in 119 beautiful photographs. Prices are provided for each shaker, with check-off boxes to record additions to your collection. This book will delight and inform.