I’ve seen almost no New Century glass other than these three pieces, the 4 1/2 inch berry and 8 1/2 inch salad plate in green and the 9 ounce flat tumbler in blue
The plate and bowl are distinctive, equal-width panels between narrow ridges that run vertically (or center to edge) and a row of bands at the top. A long time collector identified the tumbler for me, I’m not sure I would have recognized it.
Hazel Atlas made quite an extensive dinner set plus cocktail goblet, several tumblers, a decanter and two pitchers, all pieces in green and only a few in blue and even fewer in pink. The blue is the same blue Hazel Atlas used for Moderntone, Aurora and Royal Lace as in the table setting shown.
The pattern has a lot of looks. If it were more abundant it likely would be more popular, but there are few pieces listed even on eBay. I noticed there were under a dozen listings returned from a New Century depression glass search and all four completed listings resulted in sales. It looked like there were more blue tumblers available (April 2024) than anything else.
I didn’t notice any particular damage concerns with the few pieces we had but the bowl and plate had noticeable manufacturing defects. Hazel Atlas made New Century in the early depression, 1930-35 and I do not believe it has been reproduced.
If you like this pattern you are in good company! Consider going to a glass show or contacting dealers to ask about pieces they may have. And as always, enjoy your glass.