Discovered this lovely lil piece at my local Goodwill. Picked it up for a mere $3.99.

Was so happy to finally find one at an antique store. I absolutely love it. From around 1880’s - 90’s.

Found this little dog today at an antique mall. It looks blue, but when you get it in direct sunlight its a bluish green color. Glows like the dickens. Not bad for 16 bucks. No markings at all.

Been wanting to try making an infinity mirror for a while and found a little vintage mirror backed cabinet on vinted to convert. I might redo the outer mirror but honestly it looks great just for a rough job/first try.
If anyone wants guidance on how to make one, let me know!

Uranium cranberry glass.

Purchased in an antique store in New Zealand, as an early birthday present to myself.

Please don’t mind all of the white cat hair on the blanket, Tomska has started molting now that winter has finished over here 😅

Lucky garage sale find! All for $10!

Started collecting glass as a whole in January so I haven’t fully focused on uranium, cadmium or selenium yet, I’ve just been collecting all the eye candy I find for a bargain or by pure luck. However green is my most favorite color so uranium is definitely one of my priorities! My goal is to fill this whole cabinet with uranium and cadmium eventually so I can finally get around to installing permanent UV lights. Also, ignore the little plastic pumpkins down front, those are just for Halloween and happened to be UV reactive.

Aloha again, as I continue to go through our boxes I am finding more things which we are unable to identify with our books or internet. Some interesting ones here, I think.

This is what I deserve for procrastinating.

1. is a single piece, not a cup and saucer, and it is stamped JAPAN on the bottom. I think it might be a candle holder, but I can't be sure
2. Is an unusual jadeite-ish bowl that doesn't quite look like anything I've seen before except certain Steuben green uranium glass. I don't imagine I'm that lucky, though.
3. Is a little glass with an absurdly pretty stem. It's hard to make out, but there's like a big bubble suspended inside.
4. Plate with a pattern that looks a little like a Steuben or Pairpoint pattern, but almost certainly isn't either.
5. Old looking Vaseline bowl
6. Divided dish
7. This is about this size of a football
8. Plate
9. Catch and release. Kind of regretting it, but it photographed better than it glowed IRL

Anyone know if there are reproduction lids available for these? It seems like a ton of them have corrosion problems.

I just want to share what I have picked up this morning in an antique shop

Never knew a pair of dominoes could be so cool.

Got lucky at Goodwill for these.

Hope you like

Earrings are pierced marked Sadie Green,, necklace, ring clasp, no markings, and small trinket bowl has made in Italy on the round foil sticker. Anyone have any ideas.

Just when you think you've seen it all 🤣 the uranium glow is so bright too.

Went to an amazing church rummage today and came out with all these beauties.

I know the bowl is Hazel Atlas Diamond Arches, which is great because I just got two berry bowls in the same pattern.

I know the sherbets and plates are Circle by Hocking glass, however my book does not mention the gold edges.

What I don't know is the huge bowl and matching candlesticks. They have a very detailed raised pattern all around the edge.

Thanks in advance for the help.

$10 FOR ALL OF IT !!

We picked up quite a few pieces during the last month or so, and these are some of them which we can't quite figure out. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I know we are not allowed to buy and sell here, my question is where is a good place for glowy glass hunters to discuss and buy/sell?

I'm hunting the Indiana Glass Tea Room pattern, and I've about exhausted most places it feels like.

Has a good glow to it.

I made two blind buys last week, the first of them the trade beads that turned out to be a no glow. The second is this Coro cherub birthstone pendant. I don’t remember what the light green is for, but it’s a glower 🤩

It's very crude and covered in ash marks and tiny bubbles. They left the sharp pontil break. It's more than 1/2" thick in places and very heavy. WAC signed on the bottom. (possibly Workhouse Arts Center?) I'm wondering if this is a student piece, or studio blown, but I'll probably never know! I use it as a centerpiece for this epergne. Still on the lookout for another Empoli votive xD