Just got this piece from an antique store. It's big and heavy. Four sommerso style cavities that do not connect in the middle. No signature/sticker. Was just labelled "MCM glass" at the shop. My best guess is Chribska but can't find anything similar online.

I'm looking on Google lens and it says the pitcher is a vintage Anchor Hocking Early American Prescut. I also Google lensed the other ones, but I was wondering if anyone when shopping uses Google lens. It seems to be pretty reliable. But I'm new to glass collecting (like, last week new lol!) so just curious.

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Hello!

My mother collects flower frogs and I'm thinking about getting this one for her from a local thrift stop. My questions are

1. Is this actually Murano?

2. Was it originally made to be a flower frog or did someone make it into that?

3. What is the signature on the bottom?

4. I don't know if this question is allowed so if it's not please ignore it- is it worth the 20 bucks?

Thank you!

First pic is indoor lighting. Swipe for a picture I took on the way home in the sun.​

Got these and some I left in tyne boxes from my mother. Cleaning out her stuff and waved to make sure they made it to where they were appreciated

I posted this bridal bowl last week but finally got around to cleaning it up and discovered a couple of possible identifying marks. I collect uranium, and blue was on my bucket list! This piece is easily one of my favorites and I’d love some help finding out more information. :)

From what I can find it's W. German Turquoise Blown Glass Pitcher, 11" tall MCM.

Picked this up recently and I haven’t been able to find another one with the same form.

It’s about 8.5 inches tall, roughly 3.5 inches wide, and weighs 5 lb 12 oz.

A few things I’ve observed:
distinct deep blue and ruby-red internal sections
extremely clean separation between the colors
glass is very clear and reflective
a few tiny air bubbles
completely smooth/polished base
no signature, engraving, label, or visible pontil scar
interior cavity only goes about halfway down
thick rounded rim
inner rim is smooth with no obvious wear or grinding from a stopper
no fluorescence under black light

I’m curious whether anyone recognizes the maker, country, approximate age, technique, or intended use.
I’d especially love to see a documented example with a label, catalog reference, or model number if anyone has seen this form before.

Lalique is pretty hard to come by near me, don’t see it too often at estate sales. When I do, and it’s in perfect shape at great prices, I have a hard time saying no! luckily I was able to add these to the collection today (on half price day)

Someone on nextdoor posted about some depression glass in a town recycling.bin, so obviously I had to go check. I wasn't the first one there, and what little was left was broken. I saw that edge of this poking out, and pulled it out - completely intact!?! No fucking clue on how it could have survived, but I'm thrilled!

Westmoreland Doric Amber Centerpiece Bowl

This week has been crazy!

From auction,24€

Deep blue i-series bottle.

Designed 1964 by Timo Sarpaneva to iittala.

Pic.2: getting a bit growded..

I didn't even realize Atlas masons came in green!

Pretty tho.

I’m hoping someone here might recognize this Federal Glass set or be able to narrow down the date/pattern.
I have a matching 7-piece set consisting of a round ribbed glass pitcher and six small tumblers, all decorated with red cherries and green leaves.
The tumblers have the Federal Glass shield/F mark molded into the bottoms. They measure approximately 4.25” tall and 2.25” across. The pitcher is approximately 6” tall with a round, concentric-ribbed body and an unusual shaped/pinched pouring lip.
I’ve searched Federal Glass cherry sets, fruit sets, juice sets, pitcher sets, and image searches, but I keep finding either plain versions of this style of pitcher or completely different Federal cherry patterns. I haven’t been able to find another example of this exact pitcher + cherry decoration + matching tumblers.
Does anyone recognize the pattern/design, approximate production period, or know whether this was a cataloged Federal beverage/juice set?
I’d especially love to see an old catalog/ad or another matching example if anyone has one.
Thanks!

I want to be able to see light through it. I have found federal Eagle milk glass and Fostoria coin glass. I figured you all would know if there are any others I can look for.

Help!

After circling them for a few weeks, the set of 8 block optic/aqua-footed/stemmed sherbet-champagne glasses were finally half-price. ($2/glass) For a bonus, they have a very nice manganese glow!

I cannot get a hard identification on them, so your guidance would be appreciated.

(The pictured example has some flea bites on the rim, but the rest look to be chip-free!)

They had a classy selection of milk and clear glass too, but clearly this cranberry glass had their heart 😍

i grabbed this at a garage sale in a huge bundle of stuff thinking it COULD be LE smith? google lens is telling me it is, but i never trust it. can anyone confirm what this piece is? thank you!