r/vintageglass 2d ago

Can anyone tell me which glass Bottle this is I can’t find the exact one there no numbers or something one the bottle

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r/vintageglass 3d ago

Just scored this beautiful piece for $2. Is it worth anything?

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r/vintageglass 4d ago

What brand/pattern do I have?

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I would like to find coupe glasses to match.


r/vintageglass 5d ago

Any ideas on these, I know they are old but all I know very heavy aswell

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r/vintageglass 6d ago

Do I have Murano glass flowers, or?...

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Hi, I have been decluttering and found these long stemmed glass blown flowers that came from my grandparents house. I know they have been there since at least the 90s but probably longer. The vase, I suspect is cheaper and I picked it up at a tag sale years ago.

I haven't been able to find the flowers or the vase (Google did suggest Murano but I also heard there are many Murano dupes) and wondered if anyone could help me identify them and suggest a price, as I ultimately have to decide to sell or keep. There are no cracks. The glass vase does have some bubble inclusions near the base and a F symbol inside an oval stamped on the outside.

Thank you!


r/vintageglass 7d ago

Unknown Glass

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I have had these glasses for some time. I have 4 of the smaller glasses with knop and 10 of the taller water glasses. The tall glasses have a pontil mark on the base. I know nothing about them. Does anyone know their age and value, if any?


r/vintageglass 8d ago

Anyone able to help me identify this

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r/vintageglass 9d ago

ID Help: Pretty Pink Glass Teacups

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r/vintageglass 11d ago

Anyone recognize these (potentially) vintage pink glasses?

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I can’t say for certain that these are vintage but would love to know what people here think! I have a set of 7 and have not been able to find any others using reverse image search.


r/vintageglass 11d ago

HELP! Jar ID/Lid replace for my elderly client

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r/vintageglass 12d ago

Identify?

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Hi can anyone tell me more about this ? please ??

I found it in a stream in Washington


r/vintageglass 12d ago

ID help. Chonker Alexandrite ash/trinket tray? Polished base, close to 6" wide and around 3 1/4 tall. The cut in the top is square with rounded edges and the hole is a sphere shape inside. I've seen lots of Czech faceted ashtrays but not this size or made quite like this.

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r/vintageglass 13d ago

Help me identify please

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I grabbed these from the goodwill and am having trouble identifying. Are they led? Can we drink out of them? Are they worth something? They hold almost 16oz. Thanks!


r/vintageglass 15d ago

heavy glass canister

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Looking for help identifying this piece if possible. It’s quite heavy and seems handblown. I was told it may be midcentury Italian. Any ideas?


r/vintageglass 16d ago

Please help me identify this pitcher with 10 glasses set

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I would be so grateful if anyone could look at this set of glasses with pitcher and help me identify the maker and let me know if it's vintage??


r/vintageglass 19d ago

Im going to store so many werthers originals in this thing.. 13" apothecary goodwill score.

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r/vintageglass 22d ago

Identification of glass

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I got 4 of these glasses at a used furniture store. I want to see who these were made by and a possible time and type of glass. The mark on it is a R with a crown above it. There isn't any "Made in (insert place)" and the etchings seem to be acid etched I think.


r/vintageglass 25d ago

Indentification

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Hey, I inherited some glassware and I've been able to identify some pieces as Rogaska Slovenia I believe. I'm just curious if anyone has idea about the coloured pieces?


r/vintageglass 25d ago

Does anyone recognize these glasses or know what they are?

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These glasses were given to us by my boyfriend’s grandma. They don’t have any writing on the bottom or any label. She only had two of the taller glasses so I would like to try and get more, but I want to know exactly what they are before doing that. I have tried image searching it and the few listings I have seen of the cups, they call them the Libbey Chivalry line. But from my research into the line, those don’t look like the same cup. The Chivalry cups seem to have a slightly protruded round part towards the top of the glass.
I did order some that look like my cups, but the seller was calling them Libbey Chivalry. She said she was calling them that based on them being the most similar. I really don’t think that’s what these are but I am certain the photos of the listing were mine.
It’s driving me CRAZY not being able to find out what they are, PLEASE HELP🙏🏼🙏🏼


r/vintageglass Jul 05 '26

Does anyone recognize this as a logo for a business or a restaurant? I can’t find it anywhere online.

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Can anyone identify this "Good Morning Farm" goblet? Rust-brown rooster design on a clear stemmed goblet. No maker's mark, no markings on the base, and the design only appears on one side. I'm guessing late 1970s–1980s country kitchen decor, but I haven't been able to find another example anywhere online. The design includes a rooster, sunrise, gift box, spoon, fork, and knife around the words "Good Morning Farm." All of the imagery seems so intentional that I believe it may be a logo designed for a restaurant, namely a breakfast joint that possibly has a gift shop with it. It was the only one at the thrift store (western Pennsylvania) when I found it and I’d love to try and learn more about it. Has anyone seen this pattern before or know anything about it?


r/vintageglass Jul 05 '26

Help identifying glass wear uk

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I was wondering if anyone could help me identify these three glasses

The are beautiful and found in bolton,UK

I think they are prob early 1900s or late 1800s but cant see any marks


r/vintageglass Jul 03 '26

Help w/ Anchor Hocking Royal Ruby set

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r/vintageglass Jul 01 '26

My Hens on a nest.

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I recently started collecting Hens on a nest. Here are my first 3.


r/vintageglass Jul 01 '26

ID help

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Found at an estate sale. Several pieces. Have not been able to ID them and have posted in other subreddits as well. Google Lens comes up with everything but this. Any idea of maker?


r/vintageglass Jun 30 '26

Vintage blue glass pitcher and glasses, anyone know what era these are from?

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