Glass Identification Class

[@jodihepler6202]

Enjoyed this and learned some things. I know of some things that should have been told. For Fenton, they started the raised stamp in the 70s.

[@rebeccaofpollywogflatts8976]

Thank you for recording this information. I liked and subscribed.

[@Charlestonantiquemall]

Awesome, thank you!

[@goodgreatfabulous]

This was such an interesting class! Thanks for sharing with us!!

[@Charlestonantiquemall]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@KholtiSylvia]

Great classes I really hope there will be more of them! Thank you!

[@Charlestonantiquemall]

Yes! We do them every year starting in late spring.

[@ASHEBAE143]

Good job, you did amazing! Very knowledgeable ❤

[@Charlestonantiquemall]

Thank you so much! So glad you enjoyed it!

[@terrimccaffrey2809]

exellent video but you dont show us any close up pictures of the items . its hard to see far away

[@judierickson7166]

Im a dealer, you are spot on. and Yes, my library of REFERENCE BOOKS are valuable. however prices have fallen in recent years , so I have to compensate for that.

[@shannonwilhelm5320]

I didn’t know old Fenton isn’t marked and that older milk glass has an orange ring when held up to the light.

[@Charlestonantiquemall]

We are glad you were able to learn something new!

[@maureenjohnstone9718]

Close up pictures would be great for these old eyes 😂

[@oleksandrdanylov6076]

I wish there was better sound and closeups to get a good idea.

[@FleaMarketJohn]

I hate driving start-stop technology. However, this was an excellent video to watch and learn. It's my father's fault. He always told me the more technology you get in a car, the more that things can break. I still have my 2005 Ranger with roll down windows and 5-speed manual.

[@leanneporter2661]

Answer I t took 14 hrs to do a cordial glass ..they had hot and cold factorys hot would make the peice cold did the cuttings.

[@shannoninkcmo]

I was told the original PINK glass pre 1915 will have a green glow to it when you shine a black light on it. Same with some old pieces of art glass paperweights and animals. I have several pieces that confirm this. I may have missed it but thoughts on Amberina glass? A portion of it glows under a black light. Is it sought after and what is the value?

[@judierickson7166]

Amberina is highly sought after (2023) i just sold 9 pieces of it. Amazon has small keychain Black lights that are helpful wneb looking for Uranium Glass.

[@gayleyb1233]

True. Replacements is very pricey.

[@Wredacted]

I don't know how I'm supposed to watch the class if she wants me to shut off my phone, I'm watching it on my phone 😕

[@SandraMoore-en3pk]

There is a reproduction of Carnival Glass. It was sold in the early 1970s by the W.T. Grant Co. I received lots of them as wedding presents. All of the pieces were an iridescent dark blue color. I did not like it at all.

[@victoriafisher6934]

you didnt give prices

[@nanidogmomstevens6386]

😊❤👩🏻‍🦳👍‼️

[@louisenilsson8951]

Could be useful with some close ups. Can't se anything in this video.

[@stephenholmes5362]

Very basic video on glass! Should of picked one or two types of glass and given information on them!

[@maribelle9739]

This is not a very informative video. This instructor is only giving the very basic information and he seems to be very unconfident about most of his information. Very Basic.

[@BastetNoodles]

And I was surprised that he didn't bring up UG, when he discussed depression glass.

[@cherylstevens9665]

Or even Hazel Atlas.

[@sharonburgerburger9808]

Just be grateful you watched the video! Anything that is free and you didn't have to pay anything is worthwhile!