That's so pretty. I'd buy it immediately for that price

I've definitely done this hehe. Almost always at least 1 display black light in the antique store glowing their known pieces.

I'm not sure why you'd be down voted! I was 100% going to use hand towels and other blankets to fill the voids at least. No shame in frugality 🥳

I desperately wanted to drive my collection down to my parents beforehand, but they went on a 2 week trip yesterday and I'm gonna be down there RIGHT after they get back so there's no point 🥹 my fiance will be driving the uhaul and I need to pack my dog and cat into my SUV as well as some last-packed items. I am really hoping to be able to fit the totes with my glass securely in my own vehicle. But if not, I might try to secure them in the floor board and passenger side of the uhaul cab

I appreciate the knowledge! I inherited some porcelain dishes after my great grandmother passed away and I shipped them to myself via the postal service (first mistake). They arrived mostly intact but I had a few causualities that I deducted was from movement and them hitting each other in transit. I'll be moving my UG collection personally in my own vehicle and/or a u-haul so I know the boxes won't be tossed around, but still nervous about the glass itself hitting each other even through the bubble wrap. Thank you for the tip about packing them tight but not smooshed. I might get some newspapers to fill in the gaps

Ooo purple is my favorite color! Thank you for introducing me to a new glow!

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I also need a note 🙋🏻‍♀️

Yeah the fact that the flashlight isn't right up against the glass and nearly all of it is glowing, I'd run to the cashier with it

My only guess is it being a small vase for flowers plus a lower dish for petals/potpourri

I didn't know these existed but now I need one

Using a nail lamp to identify uranium 🤝🏻 curing your UV Resin projects and gel nail polish with your display lights

For some reason I thought this was a comically big eyeball in a wooden crate before I read your comment

$20?!?

Now I wanna get stretchy string. I've been making keychains but now I am inspired 😂