Had some time to kill and hopped into a suburban antique shop. This beauty had a little brown smudge on it, but that came off easily with magic eraser.
Here's the inside and signature:
Here it is under 395 light:
Here it is under 365:
I was using a magnet to try and find a bolt i dropped while working on my kids bike. Instead, I found the keys that went missing 1.5 years ago. No, they don't still work.
Showing off my Christmas bling. It doesn't have any makers marks, but sure is pretty. Here's the glow under 395 light.
The skin, crown, and jewels are painted with the outlines and hair embroidered. I went for stitching, because I wanted his hair to blow in the wind. I'm relatively new to embroidery, and felt this subject benefited from my bad, newbie stitching
Somehow I managed to pull 2 of these today - too bad for no trading. Looks pretty sweet though.
Caught this one on a local auction and picked up today. It's about 5 in/13 cm wide, with a BRIGHT glow. I can't find much searching out online and no makers mark.
Here's my first Fenton, uranium piece, which I picked up from a local auction. The bowl is about 6 inches wide, and the cream has a slight green tint in normal light.
Here's the glow pic, with a 395nm flashlight being held from above:
Here's the bottom with the makers mark (sorry it's not showing well, very light touch on the mark) It looks like it's likely from the 1970s:
First time i saw one of these with a town I have ties to. These glow MUCH brighter than most custard glass - bright under 395nm. Likely from around 1900.
Stopped by a local Goodwill this morning, and found this little gravy boat for $5, and what a glow!
Found a cute set at an antique store this weekend. Super Glower!
Found another rummage sale score this morning, this time a cute cake plate.
Here's the glow under 395 nm.
Found at a rummage sale this morning, has a lovely glow, here under 395 nm
It's a cake plate by Jeanette in the Sunflower pattern. It looks like it was distributed as a promotion in flour sacks during the depression.
Stopped by an estate sale in the neighborhood this morning on a break and we'll worth it. In total, the plate, a candlestick, a salt/ pepper shaker, and a cadmium ashtray.
Looks like this is a Northwood Custard Glass Argonaut Shell Berry Bowl. It's about 9 inches wide and clearly has had a lot of use over it's years. Found for $15 at a church rummage sale this last weekend.
Found this cutie at a local garage sale for $2. Looks like it's an "Imperial Beaded Block Yellow Vaseline Opalescent Lily Bowl" from the late 1920's
Just my regular pack opening this morning, quite the treat!
I had a feeling that today was a good day for the hunt. Uploading the glow shots in the comments
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/post/24703474
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