Hello! I've got quite a treat for you today! After a 15-month hiatus, the 44th Vintage and Collectible Glass Show was hosted in October by the Peach State Depression Glass Club. There weren't as many vendors, but they more than made up for it by bringing many more pieces of gorgeous vintage and antique glassware. I bought a few and in the process took lots of photos to share with you!
Such beautiful shades of blue in gorgeous patterns — blown, pressed, etched, gilded, plain!
The show covered the period 1870-1970. I love that both decorative and practical glassware was produced!
Imagine serving iced tea in these!
I have collected several pieces of the pattern shown below — 'Caprice Moonlight Blue' produced by Cambridge Glass. I've used them in several tablescapes, such as An Easter Table with Hydrangeas and Tulips for Easter.
From the artful to the whimsical!
I hope you enjoyed this tour of the Blues. There is more to come!
You can view the shows from previous years at Vintage Glassware, Glassware Everywhere and The Annual Collectible Glass Show.
I love the blue dishes!
ReplyDeleteSo do I -- each is prettier than the last! Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteLove the blues, Sandra! Are you a member of this Depression Glass Club? Show us what you bought!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I go to all their shows though I'm not a member. Their meetings are too difficult to get to in rush hour Atlanta traffic!
DeleteOh, how gorgeous! I have been to the Peach State DG show in the past (it's been a while) and hope to go again one day, but in the meantime, I'm drooling over these pretties. Thank you for sharing the show with your readers!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome! I do hope you get to attend another of their shows. This one had particularly lovely wares!
DeleteWow! What beautiful dishware and fantastic photos! I suspect this would be a dangerous place for me to be lol... I'm dying to see what you bought!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kim! I know what you mean, lol!
DeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Denise! Glad you stopped by
DeleteI must hurry off to get a rag, for I just drooled all over my keyboard. Such great pictures of some absolutely beautiful blues.
ReplyDeleteLol! Thanks for visiting
DeleteI'm browsing vicariously through you, Sandra! Thanks for sharing these beautiful blues at Vintage Charm--pinned!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you're enjoying these gorgeous pieces, Cecilia. Thanks for pinning!
DeleteThese are gorgeous! Visiting you from the wonderful wednesday link up.
ReplyDeleteI thought they were too! I'm glad you stopped by.
DeleteAll of these are just so pretty. Glad you were able to go and thanks for sharing with us this week. #HomeMattersParty
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you enjoyed the tour! I've posted some of the reds this week.
DeleteWonderful blues!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I am so amazed that so much vintage glassware, many pieces approaching 100+ years old, is in beautiful shape!
DeleteThank you for sharing. I'm glad the event was held, I wish there was one like it in my area, I would go for sure.
ReplyDeleteJeanne, I hope you enjoyed these examples -- there's so many I didn't photograph. And all these pieces were in great condition! There are a number of glass clubs and organizations that host shows like this. You might find one near you at http://www.ndga.net/calendar.php
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