How to Identify Antique Glass

[@jennytaylor3324]

Your turquoise dog dish is delightful!

[@lynncinnamonasmr]

Hi! I love your videos. Very informative.

[@cityfarmhouseantiques9917]

Thank you!

[@kassiefouts9882]

The first piece is glass? It's fantastic.

[@maryr7800]

The yellow "ewer" isn't amberina glass. Amberina glass gradually fades from ruby red to amber.

[@samuelkissee3457]

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

[@pattipostcard8489]

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.

[@sabs7880]

Thank you

[@johanneberube6682]

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[@CarrieLaCubana]

Murano bottom pieces are extremely smooth. That’s not Murano

[@maryr7800]

It isn't summerso glass, either.

[@eldredge52]

Didn’t really say how to ID antique glass, just showed different types of glass.

[@JayJohnson-s8u]

Your knowledge is limited