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I recently found 2 huge queen's lace pieces one is a very large and tall on a pedestal vase and the other a shallow bowl on a pedestal they're absolutely beautiful both match and have a very fine cuttings of a very lacy design.

I bought one today because I want to make a hair rat. I already made one without a hair receiver, formed it into a sausage, roll the back of my hair up in a french roll.

Can you show us some real pieces 7:51 so we can see the difference. I have a wash bowl set that I purchased in Germany.

Can younplease putbthe light under please i wanna see the shadow

I have that whole set.

I have a similar bowl that would date back to the early 1900’s I have a similar bowl that I inherited from my grandmother and it would date back to the early 1900’s. What are the 4 compartments intended for and what would be the style of the bowl? Any idea of the value? It seems to me that this heavy cut glass is very undervalued considering the amount of work to create the items.

You did not talk about the value or prices of the prices you showed. You should also should have talked about prices of prices of what people may find at thrift stores vs. antique stores. There is also a good video out there on most expensive carnival glass pieces.

Amberina was a heat sensative glass shading from amber to ruby red.

How much

Carnival glass is nice but the younger generation really don't collect that I find it all.the time at thrift stores very cheap more than likely owned by grandparents who passed away...

Beautiful pieces

There is some confusion in your explanations. You stated that there would never be "made in France/Paris on any original authentic pieces. But there is a stamp on the tall Cristal. Also, some confusion about the "r". I think its possible that whole you explain about one thing, your camera was not on the subject of your explanations. Or maybe it is just me, it seems you were very clear to others that watched this video. 🤔

Very informative. You got my sub.

Great collection,,, i have 4 vases and 1 lamp from them,,, the vases are from 2000-2002 and the lamp is from 1987... , nice!! congrats on the find!

That's a gorgeous dish!

so i just came across a piece of crystal at a thrift store. It was the heaviest piece there. It was bright and shiny but I was turned off by what appeared to be seams at the base of the crystal vase? Would there ever be seams at just the base of any expensive/valuable piece of crystal?

So I think I know how to identify crystal but they never have any markings, so I don't know what I am holding?

So I keep seeing what I believe is great crystal at my local thrifts but I don't buy it for resell because I have no idea what I am selling. Any tips?

I'm pretty sure the green vase was made by Fenton. It's vintage but not antique. The blue dog was made by Vallerysthal or Portieux in France. It was listed in catalogues as a butter dish. It may or may not be antique; I don't know the most recent years of production.

Thank u 😊 Kathlene

Thank u 😊 Kathlene

Recently bought an intricately cut wine glass and I’m starting to think I found a nice antique crystal

YOU GET ROOKIE OF THE YE@R FOR THIS. CALL IT BLOWN GLASS 101 for rookies

I have several 1876 100 years centennial pieces too

We missed the "value" Carnival Glass...

Not all Murano has pontil marks and I have a $700 piece to prove it.

Read the history of Fenton, that gives the explanation.

I have a collection of hair receivers. I have a wooden one from my great grandmother, one that has birds on it, and one that has a spring metal cover over the hole. They are neat!

I have a set of pitcher and six glasses in the grape pattern, iridescent blue, and it’s beautiful!

Truly exquisite!!

Well done tutorial! THANK YOU!

The bowl is Yazemin cut glass, made in Turkey, c1990.

Hello& thank you for this video as it's quite informative 🙏🏼 Question for you would you be able to tell me what type of glass I have if I sent you a photo of this pitcher I own?

Gorgeous! ...Would be helpful to know what they look like sans blacklight...

Oh how absolutely beautiful! I want one of these singing bird boxes so bad!

Cut crystal fruit bowl from beginning to end

Add. The base- thick of there glass-

As I glassblower myself Im used to hearing glass-talk only from the glass community so its wonderful to hear somebody else appreciate glass and all the skills and techniques🎉❤ and about the young generation of glassblowers, we are not extinct yet! 😂

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Neat item, thanks for sharing.

This must have been made by a hobbyist, and a very good one. They sometimes signed on the artwork, and sometimes on the bottom or both. There is only one manufacturer mark on it, the one who made the blank.

Finds of the week, not find of the weeks.

Pressed glass was never made in wooden molds. Carnival Glass was pressed into metal mold and while hot sprayed with metallic salts dissolved in water. This caused the iridescent surface to form.

I have a very similar piece. This is the first one I have ever seen like it!

This was exactly the video I needed, thank you so much! I'm about to start selling vintage and antique items on Instagram and I've got so many random glass/crystal pieces, this will help me tons!

I had a friend that was so tight with his money that it was after a time said to be an illness . None the less at the time he got married I thought he was just crazy cheap. So for the gift when he got married I got him a really large Waterford vase similar to the one you were showing. I did that in the hope he would buy his wife flowers at least on special dates . I moved and went off with the army so I never did get a chance to find out how many times he bought his wife flowers if any . Oh well . He is dead now. I still hope one of his kids get the vase when the mother dies. I bet that unless she bought flowers for it there was hardly a time when flowers would have been in it .

what does it means on the glass Genuine Lead 24% Cristal D'Arques France Glasses-. Gen

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So its not safe for use because of lead 😢

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