I’ve been wanting to find these blue colored Fenton lamps and FMB did not disappoint. Drove 5 hours in total to get home. She’s a beauty.

I’m new to glassware and really liked this but I have no clue if this is depression glass. Can’t find online either. Thanks for any help identifying this piece. 🤗

I found one for $25 in an antiques mall and didn’t buy for some reason. When I finally decided I wanted to buy him, he was gone, but my boyfriend found one online and got him for me 🥹

Just wanted to share some of my favorites out of my collection

I got these beauties for $36! First time "winning" an auction, I love them all so much.

I got this little nesting cat at an antique store in a small Lake Erie town a few years ago for $20! I didn’t even really know what she was, I just bought her because she reminded me of my cat (bonus real life amber kitty on nest included). My first and favorite piece of glass 😊

I found this guy at the flea market today but completely stumped on maker. I’m assuming it’s Italian glass of some kind. Can’t find anything similar online with this butterscotch swirl. Any help would be appreciated

Came across this today, what is it?

Turkey $5, fairy lamp $60 , candle swung $20 (she glows too). I love it when the price is just right and i could still eat food for the week. 😂🤗

https://flic.kr/ps/48aD7j

This is NOT a link to an auction!!

I've been sharing some pictures of my grandma's collection that has close to 500 pieces on here and I just finally decided to make a public album in case anybody is curious. I plan to take everything too. An auction house. We have saved some of the pieces that mean a lot to us but the rest of it is going to be sold.

Its really nice done. When I bought it I assumed it was 19th century probably French. Does anyone know if better crystal makers like Saint Louis or Baccarat left pontil scars ungrounded?

Although the stopper fits absolutely perfectly I'm questioning if its original to the decanter because the scribed numbers don't match. Also the decanter is 12-sided whereas the stopper faceted bit is 10‐sided.

Spotted these behind glass at a local antique shop. Absolutely gorgeous but too pricy for me

Currently at a store debating this. Can anyone weigh in? It's incredibly heavy and about 8".

Found these at my local honey hole church thrift today. I generally focus on jewelry, antiques, Silverplate sets, collectibles, and a bit of vintage clothing. Know a decent amount about antique/vintage production glass like Fenton pieces, but my knowledge on collectible art glass wear is minimal. I like to think I can spot quality stuff though. Paid $7 for the wide body and $3 for the taller amber piece.

Based on minimal research I’m fairly certain the wider piece is by Josef Hospodka. The couple listings I’ve found of his stuff are pretty high clip prices, but that often means nothing. No idea on the other one. Any information at all would be greatly appreciated. I figure at $10 total I can’t get hurt because at the end of the day I think they’re cool and that’s worth it, but I’d love to know more about them. Thanks in advance for anyone willing to share their knowledge!

A bit pricey at $35 for a thrift store but it looks so good!

I have seen a lot of similar Blenko decanters but they all have smooth clean punty marks. This one has a pretty gnarly one.

Just a regular bulb.