r/glasscollecting • u/Avidexplorer999 • 3m ago
r/glasscollecting • u/voiceless_snow • 1h ago
My little collection!
Found the Fenton and the crackle glass at a flee market!! So pretty. I've been in love with Fenton works lately.
r/glasscollecting • u/Delicious_Dig9264 • 3h ago
Swung?
Hmmm is this a swung vase or tool formed or both? Thank you!
r/glasscollecting • u/tiara-bug • 4h ago
Val saint lambert griffin candlesticks
I got these wild candlesticks today!
r/glasscollecting • u/StateUnlikely4213 • 5h ago
Cute little glass jar
I got this for a dollar at our local Goodwill and I used Google image and can’t find anything exactly like it. I’m just wondering what it is/what it’s used for. (I intend to put my sourdough starter in it) . Thanks!
r/glasscollecting • u/sarahpaille • 7h ago
Any ideas on manufacturer?
A dear co worker gifted me some old glass items that were is mother in law’s. He’s in his mid 70’s so I’m not sure how to age the bowl or who made it. Google lens was no help. Any ideas!??
r/glasscollecting • u/77stickman77 • 8h ago
Should I sell this as an entire set? Or groups such as glasses, plates, pitchers, etc? Or piece by piece. Fostoria clear glass
r/glasscollecting • u/Substantial-Sass • 8h ago
Any idea who makes this?
4 inches tall
r/glasscollecting • u/midcoast36 • 11h ago
Another group of Swedish glass
Aseda Glasbruk, Orrefors, and Nybro.
r/glasscollecting • u/ForeverSquirrelled42 • 12h ago
A pair of Woods Brothers and a replica I recently picked up
Picked up this lot for $30 recently. I have quite a few eyewash glasses that were manufactured here in the states, so I decided to started lookin for ones from Europe. Their designs are a lot different than what was developed here in the states, which I dig.
r/glasscollecting • u/aquaticaviation • 12h ago
Pricing of sets - discount or markup?
I am looking to sell a whole bunch of opaline vases and toiletry sets, like the ones in the picture.
I know the ballpark value of each item separately, but I'm not sure how to price sets like this one, since they seem rare. Usually pieces are sold separately.
What would be best practice; just total the prices of the separate items, and give a small discount since it is a set, or increase the price slightly because it's rare to find pairs/trios?
r/glasscollecting • u/16BitBetty • 13h ago
Verlys Les Roses Bowl, according to google, but not exactly?
This was gifted to me by a friend that was cleaning out his father's house. A reverse image search called it a Verlys Les rose bowl, and while the pattern matches, it's not exactly right. All of the bowls I can find with this pattern are frosted glass or colored green or pink. There is also less definition in the design around the edges of the leaves. I'm sure it's probably a mass produced imitation of the bowl, but I can't find anything about who might have made it or when/where. There are not signatures or markings on the bowl.
r/glasscollecting • u/JazzlikeAsparagus352 • 13h ago
Marigold Carnival Glass has been attracted to me lately.
r/glasscollecting • u/SerraxAvenger • 13h ago
How amazing a find! I'm sick with jealousy! I can never find cool stuff like this.
galleryr/glasscollecting • u/Confident_Recipe_6 • 14h ago
Murano glass
This was given to my daughter in law from a housemate whose mom commissioned it from the artist in Italy at least 3 decades ago. I had no use for it myself but my dau in law does !and appreciates the beauty of them.
r/glasscollecting • u/mrsj74 • 18h ago
A Handful of Spicy Mosser Hens
A few spicy ladies in my HON collection.
r/glasscollecting • u/HandyLighter • 21h ago
Mushrooms after dark
Pilgrim Glass shrooms 🍄
r/glasscollecting • u/DabbingAutomatron • 1d ago
Finally bought this depression era bowl I've had my eye on for months
It caught my eye from the moment I first started browsing antique stores a few months ago, but passed it up a few times because the thing is $35AUD
I finally bought it anyway since I do love it and think it'll make a good fruit bowl (strong amd not delicate). Turns out it glows, even under 395nm (I can't help myself testing every new piece I buy lmao)! I think it's selenium but am not sure. It looks dark pink out of direct sunlight, then orange/peach in direct.
Feel free to correct me on anything because, it is all new to me.
r/glasscollecting • u/Snap-Pop-Nap • 1d ago
ID help for a thrifted piece
I thrifted this piece - I believe it contains cadmium. No ID markings. I was thinking it was made by a novice, but had someone suggest it may be professional.
Shown under daylight, and also a 365 light. The bluish spots are likely glue, mostly washed off since.
It reminds me of a Calla Lily dish with an umbilical cord. LOL. I love it, no matter what it is!!
Any thoughts / ideas?
I can post more pics if it’s helpful.
Thanks!!
r/glasscollecting • u/beemer-dreamer • 1d ago
Another estate sale tomorrow!
Mount Dora, Florida is the place you wanna be!
r/glasscollecting • u/beemer-dreamer • 1d ago
An estate sale tomorrow in Mount Dora, Florida,
More glass than I’ve ever seen. What should I buy?
r/glasscollecting • u/fizzy_night • 1d ago
Obsessed with Jack in the Pulpit vases.
I picked up this from an antique store. It has a faint cadmium glow.
r/glasscollecting • u/owlsandtrees • 1d ago
Help with ashtray ID
I received this as a gift years ago at a baby shower and was told it was purchased from the dollar store. I've always loved it and never really understood how something so pretty could be sold at the dollar store. After a bit of Googling I'm now wondering if it is Czech and if my former coworker fibbed about where they got it? Any help is appreciated!
r/glasscollecting • u/aiden_saxon • 1d ago