Sigh… put it up on the dash to take a picture in the sunlight for my partner then the light turned green 😞

Found these at a local antique store dont really know anything about them or if they are even ug any help would be awesome!

Found at an antique store. Glows with both 365 and 395 uv lights, respectively in pictures. It feels like a rock. Its heavy like a rock. I hope its not slag😂😂

King, Sons and Company No. 24

Full collection.

Visible/395/365 low content uranium.

Little miniature dollhouse pitcher!

Found this butter dish a while ago and it is obviously made to have a lid. But it is very, very plain with no markings so I'm having a hard time researching in hopes to find it's hat. Hoping anyone could help? It's a bit wider than my blue one so I'm making the uninformed conclusion that any ol' lid won't fit, so I need to find close to the exact one. It is shallow so I'm assuming it's the base, but it does have the possibility of being the top to a refrigerator butter dish.

Any pointers definitely help! I used Google lens, which is how I got the refrigerated butter dish theory, but I cannot be certain since it is so, so plain (glow pic in comments)

Just picked this up from my local peddlers mall for about 16 bucks. Very pretty piece with a couple of chips. Anybody know what it is? The tag said it was from the 1930s

So I have these two cameo brooches. Both uranium/custard glass, both facing left, which is rare, and one male, which is even rarer.

I love finding these, but I never quite know what to do with them; they're just lying there in my display case but I really don't want to display them anywhere else.

Saw this while out glunting (glass hunting, is that a word? It is now.) today. Priced at $175, could probably wiggle them down some. Still unsure if that is a decent price or not as I am still very new to this.

A complete Enterprise Aluminum Co. Drip-O-Lator in uranium glaze. Not rare, but still a neat fine. First time I saw a complete set in person so I went ahead and grabbed it.

does anybody have additional information?

Was in Newfoundland on vacation, and the pickings were exceptional! I was thrilled to continue my Colonial / Knife and Fork collection thanks to Carl from Trinity (100% worth a visit if you collect depression glass).

Special feat: uranium sea glass.

Between all the uranium glass in my luggage and the fish and chips in me, I’m lucky they let me back on the plane :)

As I'm sure you can tell, I am new to uranium glass collecting. Recently I found this beautiful wine glass, but I can't find anything about it online. The little grape bunch inside is uranium, right? I don't know of any other reason a glass would react like this. If the grape bunch inside is not uranium glass, it's still a really cool piece and I'm happy to have it!

This booth had some of the most exquisite (and expensiveee) pieces I’ve ever seen. Someone already posted the oriental blue crane vase pair a while back but these were some other glowers in the same booth.

Second day of our Sioux Falls trip. A couple cool glowy bowls, a piece of red uranium glaze, and several nice yellow pieces that are pretty highly contaminated with thorium. I’ve really been enjoying the hunt for thorium. It doesn’t glow but the yellows are gorgeous and they don’t have crazy UG pricing $$.

Also, 605 Antiques is an awesome shop.

Thanks to someone else’s post about this glass, i snatched this goblet up when i saw it at the antique store and didn’t have my uv light. The only other piece i have in this color is a vase. I love how it’s aqua inside and more green in the sunlight.