The best way for you to judge an item's condition is to review ALL the photos posted at their expanded size. Use pinch-zoom on your mobile device.

Condition is subjective. I attempt to describe an item's condition the best I can since I want you to be happy. If you are new to collecting depression era kitchen glass, then please know these pieces were given away FREE as promotions (mostly), and they are not highly refined glass. They were produced fast and cheap. Their beauty is in their variety, design, and rarity (in some cases.)

Condition is as good as can be expected for this item given its age, rarity, manufacturing process, and original intended use as "giveaway" glass. Pieces will bear factory grinding, straw marks, worn and minor dented lids, mold defects, and surface wear. And there may be a few tiny chips which will be noted in the item's detailed description.

Condition is commensurate with a piece that was used and traded a few times over the years but treated with care. Better than average, not as good as mint. May have minor or concealed chips that do not affect the appearance of the piece when displayed.

Has some wear and/or chips. Specifics will be noted in the item's detailed description.

Worn and damaged. A good starter piece, and priced accordingly.

Severely worn and damaged. We do not sell single items in poor condition.