Is It A Find

Hi Dan, I purchased a pair of these depression green glass candlesticks at a flea market in the '80s. I am curious if you can help me determine the pattern and the maker. I love the design and was hoping to find other items in the same pattern. Thanks, K.C, NH Hello K.C, Your candlesticks were made in the 1920-30s, by Indiana Glass company, which was renowned for its large-scale production of pressed and hand-molded glassware during the American gas boom. Based in Dunkirk, Indiana, from 1907 to 2002, the company became legendary for its vivid depression glass, unique styles of carnival glass, and iconic figural covered dishes — above all, the popular and highly collectible "Hen on a Nest" dish. Your candlestick's pattern is called Tea Room and they manufactured other items under the same pattern. They would retail for about $35 in great condition. Most items in the Tea Room pattern are generally inexpensive and could be easily obtained. Good luck with the hunt for other pieces and thank you for the inquiry.