Welcome to Pink Saturday
All this Pink Depression Glass is from Dear’s Great, Great, Aunt Emma. It sat in a trunk for years and Dear’s mother never chose to empty the trunk and use anything in it. After Dear’s mother passed away I decided to pull it all out and use it. It’s goes well with my Royal Albert Moss Rose Pattern.
Thank you so much for visiting my Pink today. For more Pink Saturday Posts visit Beverly at her blog How Sweet the Sound.
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The Happy Wonderer ~ ellen b. 
Very Pretty. I love depression glass. I know that it was during the Depression but honey there is nothing depressing about owning that pretty collection.
Hope you will stop by
Becky
Oh, Ellen! What a lovely collection of pink Depression glass. Can I come to your house to play? š
Someday, when I come over for tea, can we use those cups and saucers? So pretty!
My mother has these dishes, too. I just love them. Have a happy Pink Saturday!
I love the pink depression glass! I only own one piece of it! Willow
AH Cherry Blossom. One of my favorites. My grandmother gave me a child’s tea set when I was in the second grade. It’s still one of my favorites!
Wow, what a terrific collection. I have ONE piece that I posted about today.
Happy anniversary to your folks; maybe their anniversary is the same as mine–July 7th.
Beautiful glass dishes — I am glad you are using them! š I am definitely of the mindset to use the pretty things when they are available. My mother was given a set of English Bone China years ago by her colleagues when we moved to another town. It was such a nice and expensive gift because Bone China from England just didn’t come by everyday in the small town I grew up in Southeast Asia. Mom never had the hear to use the set, and the set was always in the storage unit of our house. Well, someone broke into that storage unit, and took the dishes!!! All Mom has left now are two little bread plates. I feel so sad that she never got to enjoy those precious dishes.
What a lovely collection of pink depression glass and the teacuo is beautiful.
Happy Aniversary to your Mom & Dad. What a Blessing.
Happy Pink Saturday!
Virginia
To think my mom gave away her green depression glass…thought nothing of it. You have a lovely collection and what a sweet tea cup! Love the way you were able to capture it..just perfect!
Oh, my goodness, that Royal Albert Moss Rose dinnerware is some of the prettiest I’ve ever, ever seen.
The pink depression glass looks just fabulous with it.
Now, I am off to Ebay to see if I can find some of that luscious Moss Rose dinnerware….soooo pretty.
Happy Pink Saturday!
I love your PINK depression glass post! You have such great pieces!
~ Gabriela ~
Ellen:
This is truly a beautiful collection of dishes. You are truly blessed!
What an interesting story about the depression glass. Lucky you to have it now. Such beautiful pieces. and they do compliment your Royal Albert dishes. Beautiful.
Hugs…Jeanne
I love the color of the depression glass…..so pretty….if we keep things long enought it always comes back to a treasure….they are in great shape…I think you were just ment to have them as your treasure….just lovely….
Hugs,
Mo š
My friend has several pieces of Pink Depression glass–she used the goblets and berry bowls at a recent luncheon she hosted. It was such a treat for us guests! I’m glad you’re using yours, too! Dana
Ellen, I love your pink depression glass collection. But I must say that I truly love your teapot and teacup. I love anything to do with tea. So sweet and pretty. This is my first Pink Saturday and I look forward to seeing what people share. hugs, Ellen p.s. Love your name š š š
They’re all wonderful! But I love the salt and pepper shakers! So cute! Vanessa
This is simply stunning and you have a wonderful family. I mean that from the bottom of my heart. Happy Pink Saturday.
Your pink depression glassware and your other items are just beautiful!
Happy Pink Saturday,
Love, Ann
Oh, what lovely Depression Glass you have!!! It is a gorgous collection and what a great picture of your sweet teacup!!! Happy Pink Saturday!
Hugs,
Maryjane
What a beautiful table with the depression glass and your china! Have a wonderful pink weekend and wish your parents a Happy Anniversary from California!
Your pink glassware is stunning. I hope you use it.
Absolutely beautiful! And how wonderful that is a family heirloom! Can’t believe it sat in a trunk for so long unused! What a shame! Goes great with you beautiful china! ~Rhonda š
Happy Pink Weekend!
Kathy
OH, I missed Pink Saturday. What a gorgeous display of depression glass!!! A real feast for the eyes! Your Moss Rose china is ooh la laa as well š
what a beautiful collection of depression glass! it’s so wonderful that you use it too! have a great week and thanks for the visit.
I have a HEAVY ( 5 LBS) BLOWN pink glass bowl with a beautiful striped fish in the bottom of the bowl. It has flecks of gold in the fins, etc. Air bubbles with the fish. It is darker ruby/pink on the rim and less toward the bottom. It is old but that is all I know about it. It is absolutely beautiful but I can find no info on it. It is 3″ deep and 9″ across. The fish is done in hues of pink and purple with gold eye and trim. I have seen some Murano glass that comes close, but not it. Thank you for any help. Wanda (Your collection is lovely)
Beautiful collection of depression glass!! Beautiful china…lovely!
Happy Saturday blessings
kari & kijsa
Hubby and I have been collecting for about 30 years. We love both the pink and green Depression glass…love it!