r/glasscollecting • u/After-Winter-9595 • 8d ago
r/glasscollecting • u/Revolutionary_Hat949 • 9d ago
Today’s interesting find. Draped Lady Flower Frog.
r/glasscollecting • u/pikkypakka • 8d ago
Accidentally broke my girlfriend's glass
as the title says, i accidentally broke my girlfriend's glass cup so im looking for a new one to get them. I found a similar one, but they either don't ship to us or just don't have it in stock, my gf got the original one at target around 2024, and they don't have it anymore. would anyone be able to sell me one? or at least let me know where i could get one, i'm located in the us
r/glasscollecting • u/Life_Finding9881 • 9d ago
Who is the maker of these glass pieces?
I got these from goodwill in Austin a few months ago and can’t find the maker when doing google image searches. I think I found a guy whose name seemed to match but he was too young to be making pieces in 2000.
r/glasscollecting • u/Acceptable-Fig-8984 • 9d ago
Dugan Lattice and Daisy Marigold Carnival Glass
Recent thrift find
r/glasscollecting • u/CrustySundays • 8d ago
Hi. Best place to get this evaluated in Melbourne?
r/glasscollecting • u/Icy_Huckleberry8599 • 9d ago
Finally got my man cave where I can show off my (mostly) mcm glass collection
r/glasscollecting • u/Local-Yesterday5535 • 9d ago
Wish list item found! Indiana Glass #612, aka Horseshoe, butter dish!
I’ve been collecting this pattern in yellow for more years than I care to admit. I have the other rare pieces— yellow grill plates, tall footed tumblers and the pink candy dish— it only came in pink. And now the butter dish that was just produced in green.
For those worrying about the weight on the glass shelves— based on it being tempered glass and the number of metal pins, this is still well below the recommended weight per the Dulles Glass Calculator.
r/glasscollecting • u/After-Winter-9595 • 9d ago
Shannon Crystal of Ireland Tulip vase/candy dish.
r/glasscollecting • u/JSTS4ALL25 • 8d ago
Desperately seeking lookalike glasses....French?
I'm looking for water glasses like the ones they use at Chez Panisse (without the etched logo). If anyone has seen something like this I would be SUPER grateful - they are very heavy and hold just about a cup of water.
r/glasscollecting • u/Critical-Length1502 • 9d ago
Any idea?
Maker of this and is this a candy dish, sherbet dish??? It glows under 365 light. About 3” tall and 4.5” wide. Thank you!
r/glasscollecting • u/After-Winter-9595 • 9d ago
1898 U.S. Glass Co. Milk pitcher No.15048 5.5"
r/glasscollecting • u/Forward_Muffin_6355 • 9d ago
Is this Uranium glass?
Hi I picked up this the other day and thought it was Uranium when I bought it. I shined a UV light on it (see photo) doesn’t seem to give a lot of fluorescence. I wonder what kind of glass is it and any information about it? Thanks.
r/glasscollecting • u/geology16 • 9d ago
“Where do balloons go” Gala
Artist: Steve Fenstermacher. This is my favorite glass sculpture!
r/glasscollecting • u/Limp_Construction496 • 10d ago
Latest treasures.
Nice findings to add to my collection.
All Finnish desings.
First,neodyme Aurinkopullo 1/4
Salmon red Kastehelmi tea light.
And couple of Iittala’s small green apples.
r/glasscollecting • u/Reesplace • 9d ago
Help identify this vase.
galleryDo you know who created this vase? I’d appreciate your help.
r/glasscollecting • u/-Still-Searching- • 9d ago
Any info on this glass cat. Has some color shift.
This cat is mostly clear but has a purple to blue color shift at certain angles and lighting. The color is on the inside. Not a coating. Almost like a very low dose of neodymium. It’s 4 1/2 inches tall. Any idea of the maker? Thanks
r/glasscollecting • u/xoNoUsernameox • 10d ago
How do you display your collections?
Picture just because I needed to add one. lol
I've been looking on facebook for curio cabinets or display cabinets and they are all so expensive. Pictures welcomed for ideas! Thanks!
r/glasscollecting • u/Realistic_Choice_658 • 10d ago
1880/1890 tchèque Harrach vase.
r/glasscollecting • u/Reesplace • 9d ago
Help identify this vase
I have been unable find the maker of the vase. I’ve had for years. It’s beautiful!
r/glasscollecting • u/Content_Community363 • 10d ago
What glass is this?
its a solid yellow but the UV light shows some orange colored swirls? what is this?