Hazel Atlas Glass Website - Depression Glass
WEBOur state of the art program using SMARTe technology, will identify your Hazel Atlas depression glass pattern, right at your keyboard! No need to look through hundreds of depression glass pictures or books.
Hazel Atlas History
WEBThis concept began in 1923 when Hazel Atlas designed and began production of what we know today as the Ovide pattern. That year Hazel Atlas would be the first glass house in America to produce for widespread use, a colored transparent dinnerware, which today we refer to as Depression Glass.
Royal Lace - Hazel Atlas Glass
WEBRoyal Lace was produced by the Hazel Atlas Glass company in Washington PA as early as 1934. This depression glass pattern is one of the most expensive and the most sought after of all the patterns in depression glass.
Hazel Atlas Glass Patterns
WEBThis page lists the most common Hazel Atlas Antique Glassware patterns from the 1920s to 1950s
Florentine Depression Glass Pattern By Hazel Atlas Glass
WEBThe Florentine pattern by Hazel Atlas Glass company. Depression Glass commonly called Poppy, it also came as a scalloped edge and plain edge pattern known as Florentine I and Florentine II.
Pattern Identifier - Hazel Atlas Glass
WEBFind out what the name and value of your antique glassware is with the Hazel Atlas Pattern Identifier.
Aurora Pattern Hazel Atlas Depression Glass
WEBThe Aurora pattern was made by Hazel Atlas Glass in the early 1940s. This pattern is primarily a snack set pattern. Meaning that only a limited number of pieces were made for breakfast or lunch sets.
Cloverleaf - Hazel Atlas Glass
WEBHazel Atlas produced this depression glass pattern in the mid-1930s under the name of Cloverleaf. The major pattern has a band of three-leaf clovers encircling each piece. A variation was made which included random four leaf clovers, and can be found on a cereal bowl, a cup and saucer only.
Moderntone Pattern Depression Glass Hazel Atlas
WEBThe Moderntone depression glass pattern by Hazel Atlas, This pattern page is presented by the Hazel Atlas Glass Collectors Club.
Ribbon Pattern By Hazel Atlas Depression Glass
WEBSince this pattern does not show up often at Shows, you should ask for it. A complete set including dinner plates, cups and saucers, and tumblers, as well as salt, pepper, creamer and sugar is found in the ribbon pattern. Predominant color is green. The pattern is very simple, it has a raised Ribbon-like pattern throughout the piece.