Uranium Glass 101

[@Itschriscruz]

This is a great crash course for any glass collectors. Fantastic video!

[@Thrawn166]

I’m only 2:50 into this video and it’s by far the best video on UR Glass basics I’ve seen yet. This is so thorough yet simply explained - well well done!!!THANK YOU and hope you keep posting

[@camillecage7606]

Thank you so much for the visuals, signage and clear descriptions. Perfect!

[@vivattwell4416]

Wow that was so interesting Thank you for taking the time to enlighten a very keen amateur collector 😊

[@JohnRitson78]

I am here from the UGA Facebook page. Much appreciated that you posted this link.

[@ljjohnson6600]

Thank you ! Very informative !

[@MichelleClarke-x7c]

Thanks wonderful!🎉

[@SC-kh5tk]

Helpful. Thank you!

[@colleenclancy7449]

Thank you beautiful glass!

[@BugZap98]

Very cool.

[@robingales6126]

Thanks that was great

[@monicaallen8635]

Great information! Thank you!!

[@patsypeterman4712]

Thank you 😊

[@maxcapacity7022]

Very very very very very nice. Me no so dum dum anymore.

[@shereemastan2919]

Thank you

[@xeniasierra3524]

I just picked up a small custard / frosted amber glass pitcher. Brought it home and put it under black light and it glows orange at the upper portion and then at the base. Anyone know which category it would fall under?? Gahhh.. Is it safe to categorize it under Cadnium?

[@m.a.patterson6222]

Fantastic info! Thank you! ❤️