





It appears to be from arround 1950. I'm not sure, it feels to... cheap? It comes with colorful cups to drink from. Thes are in blue, brown and greenish as well.
I have seen some carnival glass glow in the past, so I wanted to try my luck with it being green carnival glass. Seller listing didn't provide much information, only listed it as "vintage, antique green carnival glass basket." All I can confirm is that it's Westmoreland [see photo 4; near top middle on the right side has a W stamp]. I know their Apple Green glows, but Im not 100% that this is that color. It is *possible* though, cuz the photos are with the flash on... Just curious to get other people's opinions before it arrives
**NOTE:** IF YOU KNOW FOR A FACT IT WILL NOT GLOW, *DO NOT TELL ME* I wanna be surprised
Last blind buy, I swear xD. These are normally hella expensive, so I couldn't resist. Orient and Flume 4" pulled feather vase. Vaseline?!
Please delete if not allowed
Hello everyone, I have a question that I think I already know the answer to, but there are so many in here that have an incredible knowledge of glass. I was hoping someone could help me out. I bought a vase and posted it here a couple of days ago and then came across this lamp. Can anyone tell me if they believe the description on the tag the seller was provided and the reason I am questioning, it is the appearance of the flowers looking as if they are raised. I hope that makes sense. It’s an hour drive and $125 to purchase. Can somebody please tell me if it is what I think it is. Lol I hope all your mom’s out there are having a great day and to everyone else thank you for your time and help.
Most of them do, how about mine?! I don't care either, way. I collect eggs 😂
Let me know what y’all think about a glow? I picked it blind and am shocked!
The candlestick was labeled PV French Opaline, but the pontil scar is telling a different story. The 8" bud vase was labeled Harrach/Franz Welz Tango vase. I suspect these are both from the 1800s. What color do they glow?!