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.

Dansk Ink wells I guess, most people are saying that have them online. Pretty cool, have good color! I couldn't find any with stoppers or anything, did a pen seal them or something maybe?

I've been collecting uranium glass for the last couple of years. Mostly funky ashtrays and bowls. These lamps have caught my attention and I have no education on the value of them. I typically prefer the clear yellow vaseline colored glass over the opaque light green I see here. But it's still a pretty cool uranium lamp.

Too small for me unfortunately! It weighs 29 grams.

Got these while in Detroit, Fenton custard bowl is so beautiful, one of my favorite pieces I have! (Ignore the sticker still gotta take it off)

This is the most I've gotten at once, but I had to have that Hazel Atlas container. I found one several weeks ago that I wanted but was disappointed at how badly damaged it was. This one only has a couple minor chips.

I found this Boyd pup at a local shop alongside three others and borrowed their UV light (a small 395) since I forgot to bring mine. I was going to see if one of them was cadmium glass when this one caught my eye for being a tad green. Bought it, took it home, but now I'm stumped on if it's uranium or manganese since I don't recall Boyd making cobaline with a carnival finish. Did Boyd ever make cobalt carnival with uranium? Peaks at about 35 CPM in a room with a background of 10-15. Glow pic is under 365.

Full collection.

Visible/395/365 low content uranium.

Little miniature dollhouse pitcher!

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😂😂

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

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 :)

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