
So, this sale had some polish
My..god..today. i ended up with 15 colors and had to stop because I had errands to run

My..god..today. i ended up with 15 colors and had to stop because I had errands to run
It's over the top and amazing! I love correcting pieces with the little 8 point star in them and i had never seen anything like this
I picked up the eagle for my dad just because he collects them, never considered it might light until I looked closer in the car. Not a terrible haul for 2 dollars.
Photos taken indoors with morning light. I haven't tried in full dark yet
I bought a glass lot for a rolling pin and was unwrapping the random add ons finally. In the photos there was a white mixing bowl that looked like those dime a dozen milk glass pieces in every Goodwill. It looked stark white in the listing shots.
I unwrapped it outside and it looked ivory and had a weirdly green tinge at the base where the sun went through.
Snagged my flashlight and ope! Custard glass.
Not fancy, just not expected!
The wise old owl was part of a lot of random old glass from an estate auction that I got for 12, and the fenton lily of the valley bell was 6.
I fill my windows with amber glass and brass foe the autumn and I am living for it right now
Bonus fairy lamps sourced from goodwill for 2.99 each
Yesterday I listed two pieces of vintage uranium glass. There is a ton of UG on the platform, so no worries right? They took it down. I appealed. They put it back. Three hours later they took it down. I appealed and showed them their own agent saying it was fine.
They said "well sometimes mistakes are made", basically, and argued neither of the items were actually home goods. One was a candy dish, the other furniture coasters. I mean..fine...
Today I tried to NON UG glassware from my collection and it took 5 hours to process a vase. A milk glass vase.
I thought it was a fluke so I posted a little silver plated bank. Nope. 5 hours.
Just tried something else.. 2 hours and counting.
I have no notification of blocks or bans. So what gives? Is anyone else experiencing this lag in listings or is this an unpublished punishment for posting glowing glass home goods?
Okay, so..I have two items sitting at processing for 4 hours now.
Is it an issue with me or are other folks experiencing this?
I had this idea that I would collect all the sets for Rotating seasonal displays. Yay! Style!
I forgot my house has negative storage.
I promised to focus on two favs (Spring blossom and pink gooseberry) and now I have to work through purging my excess and why is it so hard?! I keep staring at the autumn harvest going "okay so..maybe...."
Back again! (Love you guys for the photo ideas btw, aces!) Still helping a friend with her purge and i refuse to sell anything for her if I can't give someone accurate info. It makes my brain itch to put "no known manufacturer" on something. Anyone have any thoughts?
Kind of tempted to keep it because it's cute even without a black light, if I am being honest.
And I ran around lighting up a few mystery vases in my collection with that weak manganese glow, so tonight has been fun 😂💚
If it's amber glass it's coming home. The end. Full stop. Amber near autumn? Say less.
This immediately got me
Picked up a lot of glass pieces I bought (i wanted a rolling pin..whatever) and this was in it. It's damaged, but it was not in the auction photos.
What a cool little easter egg!
So, I am not selling this here but i don't want to lie about the reason I need help here.. i am helping a friend post a bunch of her collection online and I have to admit I don't know the best way.
I normally photograph my marketplace stuff outside on a wrough iron table for ~*vibes*~ but uh..it isn't the best for UG. This wasn't a struggle when I was selling off part of my pyrex collection, dang it!
How do I do this so I can help a collector get clear info AND the original collector make room to acquire more? We all know she will...💚 my few little pieces of glowy glass are firmly adopted and in their forever homes :p
Photo example of my struggle...
Zero chance it wasn't coming with me. I walked by that shelf three times before I saw it shoved towards the back. Someone else's reaction to me holding it was "where the fuck did you find THAT?!" and he seemed astonished it was in a thrift store
There is that chip/small chunk missing at the top and, I assume, some missing plastic around the stopper to make it seal. Measures about 15" tall
It was unusual and had a pattern I already have several vases in..so clearly I had to pay the 6 dollars and make it mine
Sorry for the cloudy day lighting! Does anyone know when this would have been released? I got it for 50 cents from an estate sale because I loved the frosty pink. It's definitely a sheer, as this was three coats to build it up to this!
Big thanks to the local Goodwill for having this at 3.99.
It's got three seams of a pressed glass feel from the base to about half way up.
I normally don't have a bunch of swung stolen pieces because they aren't my vibe, but I was hunting some taller vases for flowers and this one was right there waiting for me ♥️
Don't know the age. Don't know the maker. Just know it's lovely!
I have looked. I swear I have. I have googled. I have flipped through jadeite collecting books.. nothing.
It's 12" tall and about 3.5-4" across at the base.
It was part of a lot I bought and I just have no clue about it
Everybody knows about hens on nests, but I had no idea there were roosters!
I just happened to pick this one up at a tiny thrift store because I was actively looking for some red glass for my window for summer (to go with the blue, duh). He had a vibe so I checked and he definitely glows orange.
My huge bay window gets decorated with seasonal/holiday vintage glass and I realized with summer coming up I had no blue!
This was sitting like a happy little 3.99 gift today at the thrift store so I scooped it up