r/glasscollecting

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Beyond excited about this find!! AHHH.

I found both of these for a great price. Left vase is Dugan Glass company produced in the early 1900’s. The vase on the right is an LG Wright reproduction from the 1950’s.

I have seen the hens, ducks, and cats. But a warthog? Unique!!! Haven’t seen much online about any other animals. At an estate sale and saw this.

$5 at a local op shop and she’s adorable

Less than a month ago I stumbled on depression glass and immediately became obsessed. This is my little collection so far.. 🤍

Found this dish in a box I packed away decades ago. Health is declining so I'm purging. I don't know anything about this, but the engraved number on the back has me intrigued. Gonna display it for a while

Hi all - sharing a piece from my collection

Superb faceting on this thin-walled piece with very clean base finishing and excellent colour control.

Dimensions:

Height: 30cm
Width: 20cm

Any help in identification would be greatly appreciated :)

Hi folks, I’m hoping one of you lovely lot can help shed some (uv?) light on this piece I’ve inherited from my grandparents. My grandmother was an antiques dealer here in the uk, and we’re in the process of clearing her house out. I’ve been given a lot of lovely glassware including this piece, which I suspected was uranium glass so I bought a UV lamp and sure enough it glows beautifully.

I’m confident it’s cut, not pressed, and my instinct says it’s 19th century, but that’s where I’m stuck. Do you any of you clever sorts have any thoughts about it?

Happy 4th everyone!! Second time actually using my epergne.

It even glows a pink color but my camera is having a hard time picking it up.

Two green moon and stars candy jars of similar shape and size, and slightly more different color and lids. Neither are marked anywhere! I’m curious if one is newer than the other or made by a different manufacturer?

This is one of many in my grandfather collection, it’s very tiny, no larger than 2in by 1in, there’s something inside, not loose dirt… something whole and too big to wiggle its way in during its time underground, unless it’s a bugs nest (kinda looks like a hornet/wasp nest) but i’m thinking it could’ve been in the bottle during its time of use. let me know what you think it could be based on the bottle/size. also, what could the bottle been used for? age?

tell me what you know!

Hi! I bought this today at a brocante (French antique market) for €350. I think it’s so beautiful.