By 1930, the Hazel Atlas Glass Corporation had fifteen glass container plants in the United States and produced much of what is now known as “ Depression glass.” Even as the manufacturing processes expanded in all directions, the business end of the corporation remained in Wheeling.

Is Hazel-Atlas glass still in business?

In 1957, Hazel-Atlas became a division of the Continental Can Company. The Hazel-Atlas mark continued to be used, at least on some percentage of their glass products, until approximately 1964, when Continental sold all of the glass plants (except the facility at Plainfield, Illinois) to Brockway Glass Company.

How do I know if my pink Depression glass is real?

Distinguishing Real from Reproduction Pieces. Look for tiny bubbles on the surface of the glass. Check the piece very closely, and look at it from all angles. If it is a real piece of depression glass, there will be a scattering of small bubbles.

How old is a Atlas Mason jar?

Since 1964, Atlas jars have been made by many different alternate companies and have been most recently used for Classicos pasta sauces. Theyre not the original Hazel-Atlas jars. Original jars range in price from $10-60, depending on condition, color, and age.

Is Hazel-Atlas glass dishwasher safe?

Taking Care of Your Hazel Atlas Glassware Do not put vintage pieces in your dishwasher or even fully submerge them in water.