Line #89 Depression Glass was made by the Westmoreland Glass Company in the 1930's and 1940's. It was nicknamed "Woolworth" by Hazel Marie Weatherman in her book "Colored Glassware of the Depression Era 2" due to its being sold exclusively through that store. It is also referred to as "Stippled Grape" by collectors in today's market and can be found in amber, crystal, green, pink and turquoise. A relatively difficult pattern to find today; green is the most common color followed by pink with the other colors being somewhat more scarce.

Item #	Description	Quantity	Price
Click for more detail... B21113A	Pink "Woolworth" or "Stippled Grape" 8 1/2", Plain Rim Depression Glass Plate This is the 8 1/2", plain rim plate in the "Woolworth" or "Stippled Grape" or "Oregon Grape" pattern or Line #89... Circa: 1930's Condition: Used, Very Good Size: 8.5 Inch Color: Pink Type: Vintage Depression Era Glass Country of Origin: US Manufacturer: Westmoreland Glass Company	1	Your Price: $25.00

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Click for more detail... B21414	Green "Woolworth" or "Stippled Grape" 8 1/2", Plain Rim Depression Glass Plate This is the 8 1/2", plain rim plate in the "Woolworth" or "Stippled Grape" or "Oregon Grape" pattern or Line #89... Circa: 1930's Condition: Used, Very Good Size: 8.5 Inch Color: Green Type: Vintage Depression Era Glass Country of Origin: US Manufacturer: Westmoreland Glass Company	0
Click for more detail... B0004	Green "Woolworth" or "Stippled Grape" Depression Glass Sugar This is the sugar in the "Woolworth" or "Stippled Grape" or "Oregon Grape" pattern or Line #89 made by the Westmoreland... Circa: 1930's Condition: Used, Excellent Size: 3.5 Inches High, 3.5 Inches in Diameter Color: Green Type: Vintage Depression Era Glass Country of Origin: US Manufacturer: Westmoreland Glass Company	0