Vintage Glass Worth Big Money
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Thank you I learned a lot about glass today 👍👍
Another amazing video, professor i hope will catch it... Thank u
I have sooo much depression glass! My dad collected it and I've inherited it all 🖤 I have a bunch of Hobnail and lots of these on here!!! Thanks for sharing!
Cranberry is gorgeous - very hard to find and when you can very expensive.
In these type videos could you show a pic of how to know it's fenton like any mark on bottom? Thanks
You have to be careful, not all Fenton is marked and the marks change throughout the years. The earlier stuff 39 to 45 mainly had stickers, and they even changed by the year
Just a helping hand Dr Brado,the Fenton company has been around for years and years! Earlier pieces had paper or foil labels,pieces get washed and labels are lost! Most pieces from the last 30 yrs or so are embossed with the name Fenton very clearly on the bottom! Hope this helped you out!
Fenton is so beautiful. Thank you for the videos that you put out. Always informative.
My father designed glassware for most of the old glass companies. He received one of everything they made as a thank you.
Wow way cool!
Do you collect glassware now?
I’ll buy them from you 🤣
So beautiful!!❤️
What about a 27 piece Fenton aqua blue thumb print set
WOW. Thank you very much for this video. I collected glass when I first started this addiction and have an assortment of colored glass and and patterns. I do have the Fenton Milk Glass White Hobnail Ruffled Epergne 3 Horn Flower Vase with clear glass edges and a few others that I don't plan to part with just yet. You are aware that the kids today DO NOT WANT this stuff, but I am happy to display it and enjoy this fine work of art glass. I hope you do more videos like this for glass and pottery. Thanks again. Doris (formerly txkitty) I won your clown!
These millennials are aging and are now trending towards antiques once they purchase a home .... no worries.
Who are you kidding? Lol
I know lots of ‘kids’ who love these pieces
could you do a video on hull pottery.. thank you
What about carnival glassware? Is it worth anything?
Informative! Thanks much!
Many of these beautiful pieces were thrown in the trash when they fell out of style, I know my grandmother would go trash picking and found beautiful Fenton and Roseville vases in the trash. Tons of Tarzan books and others which are quite rare by today's standards and an entire first edition collection of Dickens classics.
Great to hear your granny saved many pieces from certain loss!
Found one day in the free room of our local transfer station 2 large boxes of books! One was a box of early children's book,illustrated by Maxfield Parish,and the o the was a huge box filled with Robert Frost books from the mid teens to the mid 1950's but what's special you ask? Each of the books were writers copies inscribed by frost to his editor !
I have a old glass syringe would u happen to know how much that could be worth?
Great video.
I have the Vaseline cake plates. They are pristine and glow under black light. I have 4 of them. I love the gorgeous scallop. Are those plates worth money?
I have a vasquet made by that company,is dark red with gold, limited edition,was made for sale in QVC special value only. I love that Vasquet ,I don't sale,but if you know the price I like to know.
I have a small white hobnail Fenton lamp that was my grandma’s. I can’t find it anywhere online to price it. It’s from the 70’s
The colored is always worth considerably more than the white!
I have many Fenton bells. Are they worth much.
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How can you tell if a piece is Fenton? Are they marked?
We've bought/sold hundreds of Fenton pieces and it's a real crap-shoot as to what will sell. Opalescent is always good, but hobnail doesn't seem to be all that popular unless it's a lamp base. The various swung vases can also do fairly well but you have to remember one thing about glassware. Even the smallest of small chips/dings/defect will kill its value. It can mean the difference between a $100 piece and a $10 piece...
I have 2 Edison glass battery boxes. Are they worth anything?
Beautiful pieces! Are they all stamped on the bottom?
Yes,earlier pieces should have a foil label,later pieces will be marked in raised form mark! Marked Fenton in an ovel!
Although these are great items to source and go for good money, many of these didn't sell for the price shown on the screen. The first set actually sold for $239 according to terapeak., not $1000.
You need to look more at the history, and data. It actually sold twice for the $239 you mention, and it was obviously relisted when the buyers didn't pay both times. You can't as well just look at Terapeak, because if you would have looked at eBay solds you'd see it sold recently for around $1,000. If you just search by "Fenton Cranberry Hobnail" you can see it price ranked in that range. Terapeak is misleading, and should NEVER be the only place you look up anything these days. Items sometimes don't show up in the results on Terapeak unless you buy the paid version.
I agree with Patrick..alot of these sets are not selling for these prices..I did some research and alot are selling for around the 300.00 or less point..which is still awesome if you buy the set for a few bucks..so it's still a good resell I just don't think people should get thier hopes up. People really dont collect these types of items anymore..Millinials are not interested in this type of decor.
Is Fostoria Glass worthwhile?
Yes,it can be quite good! Keep an eye out for early Cambridge glass,specifically the caprise pattern in the extremely rare tangerine orange color,all other colors from green to yellow and blue generally are $50 for the bowl,but in tangerine orange it's $400 to $600 and yes,actually sold one for the lower figure mentioned! Happy hunting!
Only in colors. The rest is pretty much a waste of time to try to sell...
That's so weird i just found 5 cranberry hobnail lamp shade chimneys this weekend!
Being an "old time" antique dealer, I've sold a few hundred pieces of Fenton and hundreds more pieces of other fine glassware over the years. While it is true that museum quality glass can still bring respectable prices online, I would strongly discourage anyone from buying glass on the assumption that it will bring a high price on ebay or any other online venue. A check of sold items will show that prices of even very nice colors and sets are quite modest in nearly all cases. Beautiful china and glass that had a ready market 30 years ago just doesn't fit the lifestyle of people with disposable income today. Ask anyone who runs an estate sale business where video games and electronics are far more sought after than glass, china, fine art, and the like. There's still a market but at far lower prices.
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My opinion is... It's only worth what the customer is willing to pay. To many people are shopping good wills etc+ re selling on e bay for ridiculous prices!! Therefor good will has RASIED prices!
I like the pretty things better than electronics anyday
I agree..but thank God, there are some of us who still appreciate BEAutY... and that collecting them is almost archival.
@@ellieventrulli264 I blame antiques road show tho I love it it ruined buying for practically nothing
Could you do a video of antique cross stitch samplers and needlework tools
If I can just remember a tenth of what you show and then find something of it I would be happy. You show us do many things, thank you for sharing. 💜👍
The "Cookie Jar" is also Vasoline glass....glows in the dark and contains...um..I believe Uranium. Anyway, that always adds to the value. Great channel!
Wish I could “re-like” a lot of your videos. I often go back 3,6,12 months later and watch again for reference and/or refresher.
I agree, that lemonade set is awesome
I'm glad I stumbled upon this channel, as someone who has struggled over the last 4 years trying to save things that still hold value from being junked and fetch even a modest amount from any of it, I relish the opportunity to hear what someone in your position has to say about the subject. It's fascinating to see that there are still other auctions making money in spite of the giant that eBay has become in the business. I wish that eBay would prohibit antiques and limit their devaluation of everything to current market goods only. Oh well, like you and your watchers mention, my generation and younger just don't have the penchant for collecting antiques like our parents and grandparents did. Oh yeah, I wanted to mention also, I haven't yet watched any of your other videos so I don't know if this happens in all of them or is limited to this one but your camera's white balance didn't get set properly before you began filming so the entire video I struggled wth the distraction of your skin color going back and forth between a golden tan and an ashy whitish gray. It's probably not very noticeable on phones, tablets and maybe even computer screens but I'm watching on a tv. Anyway, just thought I'd let you know, keep up the good work, I look forward to watching and learning more from your channels.
Wow, that optic lemonade set is stunning ! Some of these Fenton pieces I would have never thought were Fenton, like the Mosaic Art glass piece, or even the Cameo vase.
I just wonder, are these mantel pieces or do people actually use them?
@@Chicago48 the Fenton line up until the late 1980s was made to be used as daily wares. Very well made and very meticulously hand blown craftsmanship
I have the last Fenton that was signed by the grandfather and all the family right before he passed. He used to come on Qvc. I’m from Ohio so I rembember when they started.
I have a few pieces of Fenton glass as a few years ago I started collecting fairy lamps and some of them are Fenton made. Great video and loaded with great information!
Great topic Prof. I have 3 baseball to softball size chunks of Fenton Slag or waste it is the Vaseline color it does glow under a black light. I tried several different key words on eBay but could not find any examples. How and what category would you list it in. I understand Fenton was the last American glass company of it's type and they went out of business about a decade ago. I got mine from a local rock shop who bought the last of that slag. Thanks again for the topic.
I purchased the nativity set when it first came out and all pieces are first editions and signed. Unfortunately, that $750 price tag is about what it cost me to purchase all the pieces as Fenton released them over the course of 5 or so years. I don't have the star, but I have everything else including the boxes and receipts for purchase.
I'm always amazed by your knowledge Don, thank you.
And how much again sir Antique Old vintage LTD. DAINIPPON BREWERY CO. Per piece prize from the Philippines treasure hunt
If I have a bunch of spoons knives fork's 1847 Rogers co. Silver baby spoons ex.... how much are they worth and where can I sell
I love your passion, and I always learn so much.
Good video.... I would have kept that awesome 1920`s Fenton Glass Rib Optic Lemonade set though .
Elow sir how much the prize of old antique vintage medicine of world war 2 ..German wehrmacht world war 2 ointments for frosbite and old medicine antibiotics i am from Philippines treasure of yamashita
Have you ever seen the nativity set that Cracker Barrel in Fenton went together from 2002 to 2004.? I have the the holy family and the wisemen. The shepherds were never done there is an angel and a donkey that I do not have. Could you cover that in an upcoming video for me
I have the white milkglass vase with3 separate parts that go into holes. What do you think value would be approximately
I wonder if you can tell me who this artist is on one of my pieces i bought at the thrift store?? It says NUNEZ. It's abtract figure of a person can you pls help me find out which artist it is and how much its worth?
I used to go to the Fenton company every other weekend to shop. I have a pink opalescent banana stand.
I have a Fenton clock, but the face doesn't work. Do you know a resource to help me decide whether to fix it or sell it as is?
I love your education and advise but I can never find anything you let us know. It’s so frustrating
My father in law did the photography for most of the Fenton catalogs.
Have you ever heard of something called "depression glass"?
Loved it. Loved hearing your knowledge on Fenton glass. Thank you. Pray for your family daily.
Yeah...👀...that did look like Strawberry🍓Shortcake's hat...💯✔
Thank you for this, AWESOME video! I’m just learning about glass. How can you tell a Fenton piece with no box? Are they labeled? Again, thank you
Like this one. I’m manifesting finding one soon!
You are a mine of information. Thanks for sharing.
I sold a good bit of glassware on Etsy shop I used to have. Shipping was often a heartbreaker. No matter how ocd I was about ensconcing in bubble wrap, extra cardboard etc UPS MANAGED TO BREAK it.😡
I’ve seen things like this in the past but never thought it was worth anything... are all Fenton pieces marked with the name? How do you identify? Great great video as always!! 💕
Dear S Schwartz,earlier pieces from late 1930's to late 40's most always had paper/foil labels! Problem with this is pieces get washed and labels are lost! Same holds true for early Roseville pottery! Early pieces had a foil type paper label,so if you know Roseville and find a piece you suspect is roseville,but isn't marked,remember this free tip! Always 😊 to help out a fellow antiquer!
That lemonade set was a great set. It is the colors of my kitchen and dining room so if I ever ran across it. I would definitely own it. I love Fenton glass
Fenton is Beautiful Glass! Thank you for sharing! I learn something from each and every video
Iridescent glass has an AB or Aurora Borealis finish.
I agree on that opal set with the cobalt stirrers, hadn't seen that before and though I mainly collect czech and carnival, I'd grab that for myself.
I am very glad you said the white milk glass, Fenton epergne won't go for nearly as much. You showed, by far, the most desirable color. The milk glass version is much more common and goes for $100-200.
Murano glass is the best most of the time it does sell for some good money.
Fenton was made five miles down the road from me!
Great info! Thanks Don!
Good info on Fenton glass. Thank you.
What about Mosser glass?
We've sold Mosser slippers that resembled Fentons', but were worth about 3x more...
The only Fentons that don’t really sell are the white milk glass hobnail ones.
I came across a pink Fenton iridescent vase at a garage sale for $2 and flipped it for 250. It was a good day lol
Actually, the Fenton market is kind of down. Any other color and that vase (swung vase or Jack-in-the-pulpet?) would have been a fraction of that - at best...
Goodnite I have a bottle which I dug out from a mountain quary at least 80 feet down I will like to know the age an cost bottle was found trinidad and tobago (Caribbean )
North coast mountain
So much knowledge thank you for sharing 👍
Green biskit jar
Blenko is about an hour
Great info!! Thanks so much for the education Professor!!
Thanks for the video
I can't wait to find Fenton!!! Thanks Don!!
So great. Thanks for all the examples
That's some beautiful Fenton art glass piece's.. The fluted hobnail piece are one of my favorite..😍😮 Very desirable glass that sells for good money.. Thanks for sharing this video it's very informative and great content..😉👍💕🔥👊
Hello how you know the glass are Fenton I know the bubbles that show outside but I see glasses like that but am not 100.% if they are Fenton glass..any tips..? Thanks in advance 😁🙏
It's very nice, interesting you make me feel there's no age to begin. To show my few collections. My hobby don't throw anything n keep something valuable about arts... Thank u
Always stick with higher quality items in your collection if your doing it as an investment! Take this advise,and you won't be dissapointed! Take this from a collector whose been buying since he was 8 and am now 53!
Someone donated vintage glass green opaque plates n cups but not marked. Also scored a huge chalkware bulldog ashtray. Left some cut class with minor chips. Everyone was grabbing what they could 1st.
One glass making company I have made good money on and is not as rare is murano I buy it for 50cents or a 1$ at yard sales or thrift stores and sell the pieces for $50 - $100 although I find Fenton once and while I find murano a lot
These prices are ridiculous even by late 90s standards. Most of these are ebayers with bid fever that get caught up in the moment. Cranberry is always the most popular followed by the plum (plum is always expensive) that “turquoise” isn’t Fenton turquoise it’s actually called Jamestown and that’s why that cake plate went so high, very limited production on that color. He didn’t even mention Wisteria/Lilac hobnail that wasn’t offere to the public, it’s was commissioned by ShermanWilliams as a promotional gift for a corporate sales competition. I have 11 pieces of it and that’s across close to 30 years collecting. I haven’t been collecting since the bottom fell out in 2008 when the world collapsed. But I can’t see the prices surpassing the hight of the collection boom around 2001
Are any dishes from WWII worth anything? I have 4 white Army bowls, white, and also some glasses which are different colors but think probably milk glass. Ty
I enjoy collecting glass
I have a question:
I have a huge passion for collecting ceramics & a lot of glass and/or lead crystal🥰. I love collecting these items, not only to enjoy them visually, But To learn about the history/art history, that lies behind it! I've recently been growing passionate about selling many of the items that I find. Simply because I can't keep everything. But, also because it's so hard to pass certain items up, when I truly know that there are others passionate about these items, that could enjoy, value & care for these amazing peices of art! So, it's so hard to pass 'em by.
**My question is how do you ship items, of this nature, on a regular basis? I've done some homework, and am starting to understand the concept. However, realistically, these are the items that I am attracted to, and I'm finding it extremely hard to find any realistic perspective on how shipping goes within this area? Most of the information available is by so many who specifically refuse to buy & sell ceramics/glass (in particularly medium-large items) Simply due to the difficulties with shipping them. I'm curious if you have an informative, detailed & realistic answer(s) to this question?
Thanks so much!
Prof im getting a playback error (not playing).... darn i really wanted to watch this one.
I have white one
I've got 6 cranberry glass hobnail lamps. Anyone want to buy them at the suggested price? Lol They are all in perfect condition. Save them from my toddler! Hahaha!
I have a couple of wine glasses that was given to me from a elderly lady & she didn’t now how much they are worth do you think you have the value or doi have to pay a huge price to fine this out?
Hey there, nice videos, thanks! Where do u find your items for sale?
I love that lemonaid set
Hobnail milk glass is very beautiful and still very affordable some love it some don't. 7:33 ....Jadite glass is now being replicated and it is hard to tell from the old glass, I have a huge reproduction vase of Jadite made in 1992.
Got many pieces of the Fenton Silver Crest from the late 50’ s left to me by my mother. Need to do more research to find out the worth of my pieces.
My neighbor had the complete Fenton cranberry hobnail set at her yard sale a couple of months ago...some REALLY nice pieces. She also had lines of blue and yellow...
Can I ask you why people have no interest in collector plates I cannot get rid of any of them n some are nice
I don't usually pick up glass to sell, but who knows! Thanks.
Beautiful
Wow, love the swirl lemonade set
Really glad I recently found your channel. So informative! 🥰