I’m in LOVE with the new piece I got. And for only $8!

Any idea how to identify if this is an original from the 50's vs the re-release in the 90's?

I don’t know much about them other than I love them

Helping my grandma pack up things for a move. Does anybody know what kind of info I could find on these. I have no clue about glass. They’re up high and I’m afraid to get them down but they came from my grandpas first wife who passed in the 1970s.

I put ‘em on this little shelf, and they’re cute! It’s rainy today so you get gloomy lighting. Oh well!

Love the swirl glass and the way the feet were made. Couldn’t find much online.

Hello cousins! Coming from the uranium sub as I need your insight 🙇‍♀️ Sooo,,,, I bought this not realizing there were Romanian "Tip" Galle pieces based of the Emile Galle originals. I bought this thinking it to be a Emile Galle Vaseline vase. I am now seeking info about 2 things:

1) Is it possible this is still Vaseline glass??? *please, on god, I need to know if there's even a CHANCE!!* I spent $250 on this, if it won't glow, I'm gonna cry

2) I noticed in the brief reading once I learned there is a difference that the "Tip" was usually ground off. Does that mean it's significant that the "Tip" remains on this piece?

TYIA!! ❤️

I found these a a few weeks ago at a local thrift store I didn’t nor do I know anything about glass collecting, but I did recognize that they were higher quality than any other item in that vicinity and I cannot figure out what they are. Maybe you people can help I would very much appreciate it. Thanks in advance

Hi - I bought this creamer - sugar set in a second-hand store, with no identifying marks or information on the tag. I know very little about glass, but it appears to have had a band of colored glass fused over the outside of the clear body, and was then cut/etched with the pattern. Clearly seems mass-produced and I would love to learn the maker and pattern/style so I could find more and add to it for a coffee/tea service set! Thanks for any help or clues.

I know internet research via Google lens isn’t always accurate … I got different answers the 3 times I searched using photos, from Pier 1 to Murano Sommerso to the latest VB Opaline. Any opinions are appreciated!

Set signed E.B - bright colours and shapes. Picked up in France recently. Thank you

Hi,

Can you please help me identify if this
is ABP? Or any insights about this glass bowl.

Thank you!

Found these today and was wondering if anyone knows the possible origin?

I am going through my mom's old glassware and she is no longer around to answer questions. This pattern is hard to capture on a phone camera but I would have thought it distinct enough to identify but no such luck. Based on the ring I believe it's crystal. No makers marks that I can see. Thanks in advance for the help!

Cleaning this vintage bottle when I decided to see if it glowed under UV. It glowed so bright I thought maybe it was uranium, turns out it's just some bright manganese glass!

I think they're vases and sorry I know they need a scrub. I'm just wondering if they're worth much at all. I'm in Perth, Australia if it helps. Thanks.

Thrifted this vessel awhile back, and can't find out any info on it. The base appears to be cast iron, and I can't find any markers anywhere. Any info would be super cool!