The very first vase you showed that's completely solid white with yellow handles is Victorian Custard Glass, Stevens & Williams I believe on that one. 1880's definitely 🤙
Ah, I was pretty certain it was Czech, but places like England and Boston seem to have made a fair bit of glass in similar styles. Every time I learn something I realize I have to learn something else. 😭 Hahaha
I have lots and lots of uranium glass. Been collecting these little round glass balls since the 70s.. lots of awesome uranium glass in American machine made marbles..
Just a heads up! Since you're using a 365 uv light, uranium glass will light up with it, however if you want to see the clear difference between a manganese and a uranium glow, use a 395 uv light. The uranium glass will glow like crazy. I do think a lot of what you are calling uranium glass is actually manganese.
Sick I got a cadmium vase and I have manganese, uranium, cobalt, and lead glass flowers in it and they all fluoresce with either greens, oranges, or purples
@@markikkeryeah so I know 365 will give you the most bang for your buck if you want to see a variety of glass, but if you’re solely looking for U glass I’d go with the 395 and it will pick up manganese faintly
Youve been very helpful. Amazing pieces you have. Thanks for the good work. Plus you have a great sense of humor. I was laughing the whole time. Plus I learned some stuff too. Cool 😎 beans!
Manganese has kind of the look of some shades of fluorite when hit with UV light. The blue/green fluorite under regular light has a kind of pale lead-like tone, but under UV, it does fluoresce…just not as boldly as uranium will. I love the cadmium, and some where they were tossing all kinds of mineral salts at the molten glass, and creating a wide range of colours on one piece. I need to learn more about these types of glass. Thanks for the intro. I missed what the lion had hold of…but it appeared that he lay down with the lamb …and ate him. Not quite how I recall hearing that story lol.🖤🇨🇦
@@besticanaffordantiques2565 Yes…sorry for the confusion, I’m stuck in hospital at the moment, and words can be complicated. I will correct now…and you have a new subscriber…it is a win/win situation as I see it.🖤🇨🇦
HEY! Thanks for actually sticking around to the end! I definitely thought the grey was one of the most interesting ones! Besides maybe the little white dude.
I would have never thought that some were uranium glass...Next trip to the fleamarket, I will have to shine my black light on more than green and yellow pieces.
Thanks for the video. I'm a new collector and trying to understand the difference. I have two uranium pieces so far. I would love to have more. Thanks for the video.
@@besticanaffordantiques2565 yes!!! They are completely clear. My husband hit them with the black light by accident in the cabinet and POOF. He loves (LOVES) uranium glass so he was excited. He posted it to FB and somebody said “manganese?”. I found your video and your fun channel, and I learned a new thing.
There is some really interesting pieces there. I wonder how long before you discover Uranium glazes, because there is a lot of items that glow Uranium green that aren't glass.
Nice video. Thank you. I’ve collected uranium glass for a couple of years now and have a few different colours but not grey or clear, so still on the hunt for those. I don’t know if you know but the cut glass handled dish at the beginning of your video is British Davidson Pearline, sometimes called a nappy bowl. I have a query, if you or anyone in your comments know the answer to this..I’ve bought a purple piece of glass with a green uranium glass foot and concerned that the purple is due to it being irradiated in a microwave (I believe it turns the manganese in clear glass purple) what I wondered is if that was done would it have had an effect on the green uranium foot as well?
The nappy at the beginning of this video is by Northwood Glass Company. Very rare pattern called Diadem. 🙂 I'd have to see the piece you're wondering about, but I think it's easily as likely that it was made in purple and green, and not later modified. If you add me as a friend on Facebook you can show it to me. I have the same name there. no spaces.
Hey Auston.do you have any Fenton clear glass birthday bears? If you do Shine your 365mn light in them. Some of mine shine back with a little green. I now check all my clear glass. Surprise what you will fine looking back at you in green. Enjoy my friend. 😉
I got my two UV lights on Amazon! 365nm. They were 12.99 each with free shipping over $25, so I got two! Otherwise, you can get a generic blacklight flashlight (doesn't work very well on anything besides uranium glass) in Walmart sporting goods, or your favorite local hippy bong store, for like $5!
@@besticanaffordantiques2565 fun fact: you can use a black light to see any stains your furry family member may have left on your carpets. Great for cleaning up any "accidents" you may have missed!
Did I show a piece covered in baby powder? Haha, we got very lucky a while back and got to buy everything inside of a hoarder house for $3,000. Two years later we still have boxes of glass from there. Not poking fun at all, but the fella had completely lost his mind. He kept every glass item in his home covered in baby powder so he would "know if the robots and little green men were touching his things while he was gone." A quote from the family. 😬
@besticanaffordantiques2565 I just found your channel and am going through the videos but I was too impatient to find out what the reference meant. 😁 Thanks!
The very first vase you showed that's completely solid white with yellow handles is Victorian Custard Glass, Stevens & Williams I believe on that one. 1880's definitely 🤙
Ah, I was pretty certain it was Czech, but places like England and Boston seem to have made a fair bit of glass in similar styles. Every time I learn something I realize I have to learn something else. 😭 Hahaha
@@besticanaffordantiques2565 the struggle is real. 😂
@@yourtap hahahaha
I have lots and lots of uranium glass. Been collecting these little round glass balls since the 70s.. lots of awesome uranium glass in American machine made marbles..
You wanna sell your glasses? I wanna start collecting
@@cjmadridtv4289 one day no time soon😁
Nice😊
Thanks for watching!
i love the caption commentary
Thank you! All of our profits go to paying that guy.
Just a heads up! Since you're using a 365 uv light, uranium glass will light up with it, however if you want to see the clear difference between a manganese and a uranium glow, use a 395 uv light. The uranium glass will glow like crazy. I do think a lot of what you are calling uranium glass is actually manganese.
Did you watch the manganese part?
Sick I got a cadmium vase and I have manganese, uranium, cobalt, and lead glass flowers in it and they all fluoresce with either greens, oranges, or purples
Have** sorry that sounded ignorant
Will 395 also point out manganese? or will it only spot uranium?
@@markikkeryeah so I know 365 will give you the most bang for your buck if you want to see a variety of glass, but if you’re solely looking for U glass I’d go with the 395 and it will pick up manganese faintly
Youve been very helpful. Amazing pieces you have. Thanks for the good work. Plus you have a great sense of humor. I was laughing the whole time. Plus I learned some stuff too. Cool 😎 beans!
Thank you tons for watching! My next video will be an unpacking of my most recent haul! Fair warning. It's. Ridiculous. Hahah
Love the commentary at the top... hilarious! Great info as well.
Thank you tons for watching! We try to make art as fun and interesting as it actually is! Hahaha
Beautiful Art work my friendm great looking glass. New Sub.
Thanks for signing up, friend! Videos in the future should be even better! haha
Exquisite 💎Thank you for sharing this beautiful Art 💝🌹
Thanks for watchin', buddy!
Manganese has kind of the look of some shades of fluorite when hit with UV light. The blue/green fluorite under regular light has a kind of pale lead-like tone, but under UV, it does fluoresce…just not as boldly as uranium will.
I love the cadmium, and some where they were tossing all kinds of mineral salts at the molten glass, and creating a wide range of colours on one piece. I need to learn more about these types of glass. Thanks for the intro.
I missed what the lion had hold of…but it appeared that he lay down with the lamb …and ate him. Not quite how I recall hearing that story lol.🖤🇨🇦
Thanks for watching! I'm a little confused by the first part. Do you mean manganese, as opposed to magnesium?
@@besticanaffordantiques2565 Yes…sorry for the confusion, I’m stuck in hospital at the moment, and words can be complicated. I will correct now…and you have a new subscriber…it is a win/win situation as I see it.🖤🇨🇦
nice dude
Thanks, bud! Just trying to let others learn from my adventures and mistakes! Haha
Gorgeous stuff!❤
Thanks, friend! Add me on Facebook! We have a pretty good time. Haha
Wow that last piece ❤
Isn't THAT a weird one?!
No I have never seen a Grey piece of glass glow like that! 😮
HEY! Thanks for actually sticking around to the end! I definitely thought the grey was one of the most interesting ones! Besides maybe the little white dude.
@@besticanaffordantiques2565you're welcome. Also yes the little white dude was awesome as well!
I would have never thought that some were uranium glass...Next trip to the fleamarket, I will have to shine my black light on more than green and yellow pieces.
I'll have to send you some files I have! Shoot you a message on FB later. 🙂
Thanks for the video. I'm a new collector and trying to understand the difference. I have two uranium pieces so far. I would love to have more. Thanks for the video.
The difference between what, friend? Ask away. 🙂
@@besticanaffordantiques2565 the difference between uranium and Vaseline glass.
Oh my god! Blue is LEAD glass! How have you guys let me slide on that for a year?!
Dang it now I know that my pair of pickle serving jars are manganese not uranium. Still love them just as much.
Must be clear ones with an odd glow? Haha
@@besticanaffordantiques2565 yes!!! They are completely clear. My husband hit them with the black light by accident in the cabinet and POOF. He loves (LOVES) uranium glass so he was excited. He posted it to FB and somebody said “manganese?”. I found your video and your fun channel, and I learned a new thing.
There is some really interesting pieces there.
I wonder how long before you discover Uranium glazes, because there is a lot of items that glow Uranium green that aren't glass.
I already have some Hall China pieces. I was the one who first contributed glowing pics to the Hall China FB group. 🙂
Cool! I've never heard of Cadmium, but I have some (just didn't know what it was called lol). All my pieces glow under a regular black light though.
They might! Some are very pale without the special light though.
Clear glass with manganese in it will turn purple when left in a window with direct sunlight
True. Thank you. 🙂
Nice video. Thank you. I’ve collected uranium glass for a couple of years now and have a few different colours but not grey or clear, so still on the hunt for those. I don’t know if you know but the cut glass handled dish at the beginning of your video is British Davidson Pearline, sometimes called a nappy bowl. I have a query, if you or anyone in your comments know the answer to this..I’ve bought a purple piece of glass with a green uranium glass foot and concerned that the purple is due to it being irradiated in a microwave (I believe it turns the manganese in clear glass purple) what I wondered is if that was done would it have had an effect on the green uranium foot as well?
The nappy at the beginning of this video is by Northwood Glass Company. Very rare pattern called Diadem. 🙂 I'd have to see the piece you're wondering about, but I think it's easily as likely that it was made in purple and green, and not later modified. If you add me as a friend on Facebook you can show it to me. I have the same name there. no spaces.
The sun can also turn clear glass with manganese in it to purple. But I agree with him that it was probably made purple.
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Agreed! hahaha
Cool video, ty. How much was the crackle glass decanter?
How much did it cost, or how much did I sell it for? 'Cause I'm sure I wouldn't have paid more than five, but I think I gave that to a friend.
Probably worth 15-25. I still have like a box of them though. Hahaha
Hey Auston.do you have any Fenton clear glass birthday bears? If you do Shine your 365mn light in them. Some of mine shine back with a little green. I now check all my clear glass. Surprise what you will fine looking back at you in green. Enjoy my friend. 😉
I think the only Fenton bears I know I've had have been blue and carnival. I do feel like I've got a box of clear animals somewhere. 🤔
Good luck with your hunt. 😊😄
@@andreamorris9614 hahahaha
So, Austin… just what would we see on your hands under black light had you not washed them? 🤔🤔😂🤣😂
Um. I make my own glowsticks....
@@besticanaffordantiques2565 snort! Sure, sure… stick with that story. My law enforcement background suggests otherwise
where can I buy such a light? does it work if you bring it to the thrift store if the store is bright?
I got my two UV lights on Amazon! 365nm. They were 12.99 each with free shipping over $25, so I got two! Otherwise, you can get a generic blacklight flashlight (doesn't work very well on anything besides uranium glass) in Walmart sporting goods, or your favorite local hippy bong store, for like $5!
@@besticanaffordantiques2565 fun fact: you can use a black light to see any stains your furry family member may have left on your carpets. Great for cleaning up any "accidents" you may have missed!
This was an interesting video but I couldn't handle the constant music
Okay.
@@besticanaffordantiques2565 I'm hard of hearing so find music distracting 🥰
@@crochetingaroundnewzealand Ah, I see. Quieter next time then. 🙂
@@besticanaffordantiques2565 🥰
Yeah, me too. Interesting how the mad pianist can play in the dark though...
I see it! I see it! 🤣❤❤💖💖💖
Hahahaha
I have a piece of glass that is yellow. When I shine the flashlight I get red? It's a bowl. With a black rim.
I have the same name on Facebook, if you'd like to send me some pictures. Just add me as a friend. 🙂
Might be cadmium glass
I give, what's with the powder?
Did I show a piece covered in baby powder? Haha, we got very lucky a while back and got to buy everything inside of a hoarder house for $3,000. Two years later we still have boxes of glass from there. Not poking fun at all, but the fella had completely lost his mind. He kept every glass item in his home covered in baby powder so he would "know if the robots and little green men were touching his things while he was gone." A quote from the family. 😬
@besticanaffordantiques2565 I just found your channel and am going through the videos but I was too impatient to find out what the reference meant. 😁 Thanks!
@@beefmalone Hahaha, no problem, buddy. In my older videos there is at least one small tour of the hoarder house. Complete honesty, it was crazy.
i have several completely transparent glass that has uranium
Oh, I've never seen clear uranium before! Are you sure it is not manganese? 🙂
Not to say it doesn't exist! I really just meant I had never seen it.
@@besticanaffordantiques2565 th-cam.com/video/2Gu5qstT54g/w-d-xo.html here some of the glass that I have
@@besticanaffordantiques2565 ®™magnante oh, I didn't know that manganese glass becomes green
Watch the whole video. 🙂
NOPE
🤔 Maybe a little specificity.
LOL🖤🇨🇦