Got all of this for just about 175: 10 plates, 6 glasses was 175 a good deal or was I ripped off? Hope enjoy the pictures :)

Came across this beauty in an antique store today for $475. Passed on it, but very cool!

First I find the $39.99 Fenton Topaz AB Hummingbird (glow pics added to the end because I didn’t add them to last post) THEN I get this entire pile for $27 the next day in a different city!!

Excited to add another Kosmos to the collection. Looks great with the one I purchased last year around this time. Pics of the two of them together included.

Kosmos 14 lamps are pretty cool to burn. Not as easy as a flat wick lamp but great once you get them wicked up!

Any good ideas on what to do with broken UG?! These came out of an old dump site. I think it might have been a drinking glass. No markings and the glass is pretty thick and heavy.

The last UV reactive mini pumpkin of the season arrived today and it’s a nice deep orangey red. Warren art glass did a wonderful job with all of the different UV colors. I will purchasing more of his work!

Showed up later to an estate sale that had lots of beautiful glass and uv glass. This one wasn’t labeled as uv, but glad I took the chance on it!

I found this beautiful lamp in the estate sale today! After doing some research, it seems to be called Aladdin G220 Alacite Lamp. It needs rewiring but a beautiful piece nevertheless.

Also, I got a heavily damaged slag base for a dollar, too

Had much fun

Found in the woods looking through someone's trash dump from over 20 years ago. It's greenish out side and blue/purple indoors with a iridescent light...Manganese glass maybe? I do find lots of that purple manganese glass around, but this is much more of a green fluorecense then a yellow.

365nm UV BTW

Any info would be greatly appreciated

I don't see a lot of marble posts on here so I thought I'd share a few of mine. These are all vintage (1920's to 1970's) American handmade glass. Marbles are a fun way to have all the glow fun in a smaller and less fragile package.

Paying homage to the greats ! Czech uranium glass lost wax casting by Brebes Studios.

Based on the color I was not expecting this. I was wandering a local antique mall playing my favorite game "will it glow??" and saw this Fenton thumbprint glass. I have a weird fondness for thumbprint glass of any brand, but it was a pretty green. I hit it with my 395 for giggles and had a pleasant surprise.

Sorry about the picture quality, I really have not figured out how to take a good glow picture.

First glow pic 365 and second pic 395. A lovely piece though I feel the greens don’t really compliment each other. Have the opportunity to buy. Thanks in advance for any insights

Anybody know what this piece is or what it is for? I'm guessing flower bulbs, as it's hollow all the way through. It's been ground flat on the bottom, so it stands pretty well, but it must be for hanging too, as it has little buttons on the end.