Belmont Tumbler Co. Rose Cameo Footed Depression Glass Tumblers (set of 2)

Belmont Tumbler Co. Rose Cameo green footed tumblers. Depression glass is glassware made between 1929 and 1939, often distributed for free or at low cost during the Great Depression. Production: It was mass-produced using machine-pressed and automated glass-cutting techniques. Patterns: Depression glass features various patterns, with the Rose Cameo being produced by Belmont for only one year, 1931. Colors: It comes in various colors, including pink, green, yellow, blue, and clear. Imperfections: Due to mass production, it often has imperfections like bubbles and inconsistent coloring. Collectibility: It has been a popular collectible since the 1960s, with some rare pieces selling for hundreds of dollars. Material: Some Depression glass contains uranium and glows under UV light as do these.