Pink glass has been a perennial favorite of collectors for decades. Popular in the Depression, people looked forward to the pop of cheery and inexpensive color that their pink glass lent to their home during the hard times. They could usually pick up a piece or two from the five and dime stores or even receive a free piece of glass with a purchase. Since then, pink has popped back into popularity in the 1970's and 80's. Higher end manufacturers like Fenton and Fostoria began making pieces in pin

9 depression glass patterns that collectors pay top dollar for