It came in pink, green, and lots of other shades, all of which are super collectible (and sometimes really valuable, too).

If you've ever spotted amber tumblers or rosy saucers in your mother or grandmother's china cabinet, it's likely Depression .

German chemist Martin Heinrich Klaproth discovered the element in 1789, and glassmakers later began using it to colour glass in shades ranging from bright green to pale yellow. The term “uranium ...