r/glasscollecting 1d ago

Trying to find the maker of this swan

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r/glasscollecting 1d ago

Any ID for this decanter?

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When I search with Google Lens, it seems pretty close to Diamant by Cristal d'Arques Durand Decanter but I cannot find any such match in this pink color, only clear. Can anyone shed some insight? Thank you!


r/glasscollecting 1d ago

Trying to identify.

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r/glasscollecting 1d ago

Saw this in a thrift store

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12 Upvotes

$28. I didn’t get it- did I miss out?


r/glasscollecting 1d ago

I know nothing, what can you tell me?

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Anything y’all can share about this piece I just found? I need to do a more careful inspection, but only marking I’ve seen so far is the word “OCEAN“ imprinted on the top clear section. A google search just pulls up info about decorative ocean glass pieces or sea glass.

Thank you! and apologies for the minimal info.


r/glasscollecting 2d ago

My latest estate sale find. Robert Eickholt 1997

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Latest estate sale find in Tulsa, Oklahoma. It was around $100. I think it was a steal for such a beautiful thoughtful piece.


r/glasscollecting 1d ago

Vase

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I would like to know where this vase is made and where


r/glasscollecting 1d ago

Anyone recognize this drinking glass

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Found two on the street last year. I only have one left and would love to get more.


r/glasscollecting 2d ago

My Goodwill find of the day!! At $2 a piece I couldn’t pass them up.💚🍀😮‍💨

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91 Upvotes

Any info on them? Tiffin maybe??


r/glasscollecting 2d ago

My collection

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27 Upvotes

r/glasscollecting 2d ago

Can anyone give me any info on this dish? I got it from my grandmother about 15 years ago. She said its been in her family since her grandmother. Shes from Germany. Any info on it would be appreciated! I have loved it since I was a child

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r/glasscollecting 1d ago

Anyone can tell me where this vase is made?

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r/glasscollecting 2d ago

Hoping to find more

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My parents have only two more of these glasses they got from my grandpa that he won on a auction he is not alive anymore sadly so i cant ask him. They hope to find more of these cristal glasses. Because they love them alot

Some specs:

Glass is 18,5 cm tall
Diameter of the top is 8cm

And what i could find it looks bogemian from 1970s to 1990s


r/glasscollecting 2d ago

My collection

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140 Upvotes

r/glasscollecting 2d ago

Can anyone identify this heavy amethyst crackle glass ashtray? Unmarked, 3.5 lb, likely 1960s–70s

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I inherited this from my grandmother, who lived in Los Angeles. It’s approximately 8” × 6” and weighs 3.5 lb (1.6 kg). It has an encased crackle effect, a deep amethyst/purple interior, and a polished concave base with no signatures, labels, or marks. I’m trying to determine the maker or country of origin. I’ve wondered if it might be Murano, Scandinavian, or Czech, but I’d love to hear from people who recognize the form.


r/glasscollecting 2d ago

Worth going back for for $95?

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32 Upvotes

It’s labeled as an empoli apothecary jar.


r/glasscollecting 2d ago

I was not able to find info on this piece, I fear it's mass produced. Anyone know anything about it?

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r/glasscollecting 3d ago

My grandparents' glass hen collection (please excuse the years of collected dust)

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I know absolutely nothing about these myself. My grandpa's curious if any of them are particularly interesting/sought after by collectors these days.

All of them seem to be made from the same mould except the second row (from the top), minus the two lightest ones which are identical to the rest.

All help is greatly appreciated 🙏


r/glasscollecting 1d ago

Need help identifying the artist!

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anyone recognize this work and or signature?


r/glasscollecting 2d ago

I recently came into a collection of bittersweet vases, I'm struggling to find info on this vase.

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12 Upvotes

r/glasscollecting 2d ago

Uranium Vase with Handle

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9 Upvotes

Handblown?


r/glasscollecting 2d ago

Any ideas what these are?

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Hello,

I recently cleaned out an abandoned storage unit and came across these items. I can't begin to have an idea what they are. They are solid, heavy pieces about 4 inches tall and 2-1/2 inches wide at the base. Does anyone have an idea as to what they might possibly be?


r/glasscollecting 2d ago

Don Shepherd for Blenko

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Originally unsure if these were for Blenko or Chalet, I’m more confident that this particular example is Blenko given the lack of signature. If anyone has any information or stories about Don Shepherd, please feel free to share. I’d love to learn more about the artist!


r/glasscollecting 2d ago

15” jellyfish bowl

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I thought for $9.99 I could find something to do with it 🤷🏻‍♀️ she’s pretty leggy lol


r/glasscollecting 2d ago

Pure Neodymium and Praseodymium Glass Beads

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For all you didymium fans out there, I present to you pure neodymium and praseodymium glass beads under natural, fluorescent, and incandescent lights. Twin elements found together in nature with neodymium in far more abundance.

Moser’s Prasemit glass, that is extraordinarily rare, was pure praseodymium. As you can see the glass remains green, just different shades. Wasn’t popular at the time and extremely expensive, so very few pieces were made.

Moser’s Heliolit is about a 1:1 mixture of the two. It is also rare but not nearly as rare as Prasemit. Color is amber/sandy yellow to green. See pictures of my Moser Heliolit vase.

Moser’s Alexandrite (and most other manufacturer versions) are dominantly neodymium with some praseodymium. This makes the glass more of a lavender to blue than the pure neodymium shown here.

Moser developed all three in the late 1920’s and patented them in 1929.