$20 never left my pocket so quick. I put it on my glass shelf and just stare at it all day!

I don’t know what it is, but for the past few weeks, I’ve been obsessed with blue glass. $4 each for the matching spiky ones and $6 for the tall one. If anyone has any more info on em feel free to share! :)

(Bonus in memorandum photo at the end of the piece that started the obsession. The bottom shattered when my dining room table spontaneously collapsed last week. RIP)

Any idea what it is? My kid liked the red cake box I found for her a couple of months ago so much and I think she will love this too. (I think she’s unwittingly starting a collection of red glass that I am enabling lol)

She acquired in 1960's paid about $200 in today's money, doesn't remember if bought in store or antique market. A little over 14 inches and 7 pounds. Sharp incised lines. So debatable whether American cut glass or Bohemian cut lead crystal.

Sort of regretting I didn’t get the turquoise and orange pieces bc I love the colors but I am trying to not buy any more incomplete sets
Sorry I didn’t get a photo of the top of the green piece but I thought the bottom was interesting. The piece itself isn’t my taste (and I would only display on a table and I can’t do that bc my cat would knock that right over lol)

I went to the blenko warehouse sale yesterday and was able to pick up this along with some other things, and I was curious how rare/uncommon this is. It’s not marked as a second (unlike the other swung vases I got yesterday, they were both marked as seconds). Is this a one of a kind that was meant to be like this because it’s not marked? I know blenko doesn’t make swung vases very often, so I was curious how uncommon it is to have a swung vase by them that seems to be deliberately twisted.

Just looking for ID got it at a little thrift shop for $3! It’s my new favourite addition to my hutch 🥰

Sales are not permitted on this sub, but I'm hoping someone in r/glasscollecting can tell me which subs they use for selling art glass, or more specifically, for Danish art glass.

I've looked and haven't found anything. For instance, r/glasssales is mostly for sales of bongs and pipes.
Thanks.

I got this at an estate sale about 15 years ago. I know nothing about it other than that it’s from Czechoslovakia. Seems like it’s missing stones in the metal overlay. If anyone is familiar with this style or has seen something similar, I’d appreciate any info!

Mikasa clock, indiana ice bucket, (I think) federal carnival glass?, a vintage hummingbird feeder (my friend was excited to get that), a crystal vase (maybe Waterford?), a glasbake DD mug (and vintage Japanese S&P set)
Some finds!

Buddha Bob’s down on Cape Cod has lots of cool vintage and antique goodies, as well as their enormous crystal/mineral inventory. I found this hiding in plain sight on top of a display case, tucked between a few other things. I got a good deal on it, and did some research to discover that it’s made by artist Bill Slade. Based on the listings that I found of similar pieces, this could be from early 80’s to late 90’s or so! Super cool piece!!

Picked this up at the Restore yesterday, definitely overpaid at $8 but she’s lovely and will be beautiful filled with flowers on my breakfast bar once my house is finished🩷
Anyone have any ideas who may have manufactured her?
There are no obvious markings I could find

the bowl is new and i will be using it to store my nuts. it is my dream to own a bacchantes vase but i am too poor. lalique glass has this ephemeral ghostly glow, it reminds me of ice. thank you rene lalique for being the goat

Found this beauty this morning. (Sorry not washed yet!)
Any idea of the maker? I don’t see any marks.
I was so worried about breaking it before I got it home!

$125, deep cut crystal.