r/uraniumglass

This was my grandmothers. Any ideas what the glass is? (The blue piece. The plates are UG)

Thanks

ft. Cadmium and the dusty corner table

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I managed to grab this incredible 1930s eimac 250th Power Tube off of facebook marketplace for a steal of a deal! It's a wonderful intersection of a few of my interests, so I'm extra thrilled to have it.

They are a minty blue colour with a bit of gold paint on them. They also are bigger than they appear in pictures. I'm obsessed! I saw some similar looking ones but they weren't the same colour online. So are these reproductions? Thanks!

Phone photo of UV makes it look more intensely green than they actually glow. The glow is also more minty looking in person.

A new pickup—how could I say no?

Adams & Co. No. 235 (OMN) oil lamp.

It glows pretty bright, and is way greener in person. is amber colored.
Should i go back for it?

Found this bad boy at the antique mall for 15 bucks. I didn't even notice it until my dad pointed it out and asked, "does that look like it would glow?" He was right!

Vacation was cancelled for a few different reasons so we just stayed at home and traveled to a few new spots we had never been to before. This was the haul. Back to reality now I guess.

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?

Me and my partner are on a trip down south and we found all of this uranium glass in a charity shop, we paid £45 for it all! The tray and perfume bottle are my favourites 😍

Anyways I’m about to sob
I always find over priced Fenton so I’m so glad to have found one that wasn’t 100 bucks

The last 2 pics are how it looked

Recently found these in the cupboards from my grandmother's old glass stuff, I'm new to this so I don't have a Geiger counter and I'm thinking of getting a uv light but ik it could just be green glass or maybe manganese, what do you guys think? EDIT: my grandma from Mexico, lived her whole life there and idk how popular uranium glass was there though she does have other normal stuff like tea sets from various countries so idk how likely it is then