Milk Glass

Has anyone had luck selling Milk Glass items?
I have a spot selling some dirt cheap. I've sold a few pieces in the past but its been wierd/exotic/haven't seen around kind of stuff.

 Milk Glass is listed all over etsy at decent prices.  But doesn't look like much is selling.  Kind of wondering if its all over because there is a good market for it or all over because there is a ton out there and no one wants to buy it......

This is what I can get for $1/ea. 

etsy.com/listing/128194950/milk-glass-snack-set-indiana-glass?utm_source=google&utm_medium=product_listing_promoted&utm_campaign=vintage_low&gclid=CJT2mIr6wLYCFYuDQgodayQADg

Don't know if its worth the risk to make $20-$30

Has anyone had luck selling Milk Glass items?
I have a spot selling some dirt cheap. I've sold a few pieces in the past but its been wierd/exotic/haven't seen around kind of stuff.

 Milk Glass is listed all over etsy at decent prices.  But doesn't look like much is selling.  Kind of wondering if its all over because there is a good market for it or all over because there is a ton out there and no one wants to buy it......

This is what I can get for $1/ea. 

etsy.com/listing/128194950/milk-glass-snack-set-indiana-glass?utm_source=google&utm_medium=product_listing_promoted&utm_campaign=vintage_low&gclid=CJT2mIr6wLYCFYuDQgodayQADg

Don't know if its worth the risk to make $20-$30

Milk Glass is dead weight in my area. I think I still have some from 2011 in my vendor's booth for $1-$2. I hate to toss it or donate it cause they are pretty pieces, and it wasn't that many years ago when you could get $5-$20 a piece for it. Maybe it will come back around, but I don't think so. All that classic glassware, ceramics, & figurines from the 1920s-1950s is just a dime a dozen at the auction house now. I see Waterford crystal, Fenton, Fostoria sell for $5 a piece. There are some depression era pieces that are still valuable but it seems like most don't bring any money anymore.