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Glass Section:
Cambridge Glass Company
- Caprice
- Chantilly
- Portia
- Rosepoint
Depression Glass
Fenton Glass
- Fenton Bells, Fairy Lites,
Swans, Birds, Animals
- Lincoln Inn
Fostoria Glass Company
- American Fostoria
- Buttercup
- Century
- Chintz
- Coin Glass
- Colony
- Fairfax
- Heirloom
- June
- Lyre
- Meadow Rose
- Navarre
- Rose
- Victorian
- Willowmere
Heisey
- Crystolite
- Dolly Madison
- Heisey Empress - Lariet
- Old Sandwich
- Heisey Orchid
- Pied Pipper
- Heisey Plantation
- Regency
- Ridgeleigh
- Heisey Rose
- Yeoman
Imperial
- Candlewick
Morgantown Glass Works
- Crinkle
- Golf Ball
New Martinsville
Opalescent
Tiffin
Westmoreland
- Wakefield
Pottery & Porcelain
Avon
- Cape Cod
Bavaria
Blue Ridge
Currier & Ives
Fiesta
Franciscan
- Apple
- Desert Rose
- Ivy
Hall China
- Autumn Leaf
Haviland
Hull
Japan
-Kitcher Prayer Ladies
Noritake
- Azalea
Johnson Brothers
LuRay
McCoy
Roseville Pottery
Royal Doulton
Shelley
Staffordshire
- Liberty Blue
Stangl
Universal Potteries
- Cattail
Watt
Weller
Stoneware
Figurines
Vintage Tools
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Resource Page
Website Last update
04/13/10
Dejavu Antiques is located in God's country in Dillard,
GA just south of the North Carolina mountains. We
have been in the antique business for over 20 years and
continue to do antique shows in the Southeast. Dejavu
Antiques has a dazzling collection of Depression Glass,
Roseville Pottery, Weller, Porcelains, Fostoria, Fenton,
Cambridge, Heisey, Johnson Brothers, Franciscan,
Shelley, Westmoreland, small furniture and vintage
tools. Please search our website to see what we have to
offer. If you do not see what you are looking for listed
on our site, please email us and let us know. We
continue to update our listings as often as possible.
Dejavu Antiques currently have over 25,000 items and it
is impossible to list everything. So if you have a
specific item you are looking for, please let us know.
Who knows, we might just have it. Please add us to
your Internet favorite sites and check our site
frequently. We have great antiques to offer and
something for everyone. Thanks so much for visiting
us and we look forward to doing business with you.
Dillard is a great place to visit, so stop in and see us.
GA just south of the North Carolina mountains. We
have been in the antique business for over 20 years and
continue to do antique shows in the Southeast. Dejavu
Antiques has a dazzling collection of Depression Glass,
Roseville Pottery, Weller, Porcelains, Fostoria, Fenton,
Cambridge, Heisey, Johnson Brothers, Franciscan,
Shelley, Westmoreland, small furniture and vintage
tools. Please search our website to see what we have to
offer. If you do not see what you are looking for listed
on our site, please email us and let us know. We
continue to update our listings as often as possible.
Dejavu Antiques currently have over 25,000 items and it
is impossible to list everything. So if you have a
specific item you are looking for, please let us know.
Who knows, we might just have it. Please add us to
your Internet favorite sites and check our site
frequently. We have great antiques to offer and
something for everyone. Thanks so much for visiting
us and we look forward to doing business with you.
Dillard is a great place to visit, so stop in and see us.
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A little history for the history buff....
Depression Glass was made during the Great Depression. In the 1920's & early 1930's,
Depression Glass was given as a free gift with a purchase of an item. Depression Glass
was in inexpensive glass manufactured in large quantities.
Roseville Pottery was made in Roseville, Ohio. Roseville Pottery began producing
pottery pieces in 1890. Many types of Roseville Pottery were made until 1954. Many
people collect Roseville Pottery even to this day.
Fostoria Glass was made in Fostoria, Ohio. Fostoria was made starting in 1887.
Fostoria Glass is not being made now. Fostoria produced numerous types of fine
glassware over the years. American Fostoria is the most common and the most sought
pattern that Fostoria made.
Cambridge Glass was made in Cambridge, Ohio. The most popular Cambridge pattern
is Rosepoint. Cambridge was produced from 1901-1958. The Cambridge Glass
Company was closed in 1958.
Weller Pottery was made in Fultonham, Ohio. Weller Pottery moved their firm to
Zanesville, Ohio, in 1882. Weller Pottery has hundreds of lines. Weller Pottery closed
their factory in 1948.
Franciscan was introduced in 1934. Franciscan Desert Rose has the destinction of being
one of the most popular patterns ever produced in dinnerware history. Franciscan ware
was made in California. The Franciscan plant was closed in 1984. Other companies are
still reproducing popular Franciscan patterns today.
Fenton Art Glass Company was founded in Martins Ferry, Ohio. Fenton Glass
Company is now located in Williamstown, West Virginia. Fenton made many different
patterns with a variety of hostess pieces. Fenton is noted for early Carnival glass.
Johnson Brothers was among the first winners of the Queen Awards to industry for
export achievement. There are many patterns in Johnson Brothers. One of the most
popular patterns in Johnson Brothers is Old Britian Castles. Johnson Brothers factories
were in middle England.
Westmoreland Glass was made by the Westmoreland Glass Company of Grapeville,
Pennsylvania from 1890-1984. Westmoreland Paneled Grape has been & still is the most
popular pattern throughout Westmoreland's history. The Westmoreland end came in
1984. Westmoreland used paper labels on most of its ware.
Depression Glass was made during the Great Depression. In the 1920's & early 1930's,
Depression Glass was given as a free gift with a purchase of an item. Depression Glass
was in inexpensive glass manufactured in large quantities.
Roseville Pottery was made in Roseville, Ohio. Roseville Pottery began producing
pottery pieces in 1890. Many types of Roseville Pottery were made until 1954. Many
people collect Roseville Pottery even to this day.
Fostoria Glass was made in Fostoria, Ohio. Fostoria was made starting in 1887.
Fostoria Glass is not being made now. Fostoria produced numerous types of fine
glassware over the years. American Fostoria is the most common and the most sought
pattern that Fostoria made.
Cambridge Glass was made in Cambridge, Ohio. The most popular Cambridge pattern
is Rosepoint. Cambridge was produced from 1901-1958. The Cambridge Glass
Company was closed in 1958.
Weller Pottery was made in Fultonham, Ohio. Weller Pottery moved their firm to
Zanesville, Ohio, in 1882. Weller Pottery has hundreds of lines. Weller Pottery closed
their factory in 1948.
Franciscan was introduced in 1934. Franciscan Desert Rose has the destinction of being
one of the most popular patterns ever produced in dinnerware history. Franciscan ware
was made in California. The Franciscan plant was closed in 1984. Other companies are
still reproducing popular Franciscan patterns today.
Fenton Art Glass Company was founded in Martins Ferry, Ohio. Fenton Glass
Company is now located in Williamstown, West Virginia. Fenton made many different
patterns with a variety of hostess pieces. Fenton is noted for early Carnival glass.
Johnson Brothers was among the first winners of the Queen Awards to industry for
export achievement. There are many patterns in Johnson Brothers. One of the most
popular patterns in Johnson Brothers is Old Britian Castles. Johnson Brothers factories
were in middle England.
Westmoreland Glass was made by the Westmoreland Glass Company of Grapeville,
Pennsylvania from 1890-1984. Westmoreland Paneled Grape has been & still is the most
popular pattern throughout Westmoreland's history. The Westmoreland end came in
1984. Westmoreland used paper labels on most of its ware.