Strawflower green salad plate

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Depression glass refers to glassware made during the Great Depression era, roughly from the 1920s to the 1940s. It was typically mass-produced, often inexpensively, and given away as premiums or sold at low prices to attract customers during tough economic times. The glass came in various colors, with green, pink, and amber being among the most common.

Many patterns were produced by different manufacturers, including Hazel Atlas, Jeanette, and MacBeth-Evans. These pieces are now collected for their nostalgic appeal and historical significance. The 'Strawflower' pattern, with its distinctive floral and starburst design, is one such example, produced by Imperial Glass-Ohio.