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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ritzyvintage, post: 3445598, member: 18191&quot;]There sure is! Not all of it, but certain examples of Depression era glass is highly desirable. There are collectors of your &#039;Milk Glass&#039; for example and other colour variants such as &#039;Custard Glass&#039;&nbsp; &#039;Jadeite&#039; and &#039;Quilted Velvet&#039; etc. Glass salt &amp; pepper pot pattern-types are popular items to those who collect such items, as so too are &quot;Lidded Powder Pots&quot;&nbsp; and Depression glass &quot;Candlesticks&quot; and &quot;Oil or Perfume Lamps.&quot; Certain glass producing factories like L. E. Smith, McKee, and Cambridge, all produced some amazing examples of glass during the 1930s, and many examples are exceptionally difficult to come by in Europe.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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