Glass Marble Collecting

Do you remember when you were a kid how you would play marbles with your friends. You would draw a large circle on the ground and place a bunch of marbles in the middle. Your friend would sit outside of the circle and try to aim his marble in a way to get [...]

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Brockway Glass Works

Most collectors of old glasses and glass bottles have heard of the name Brockway Glass.  This historical business originated in 1907 when it was known as the Brockway Machine Bottle Company.  It later changed its name to Brockway Glass.  It is well known for making glass with detailed designs.  I am fortunate to  be from [...]

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Pepsi Glasses

Most glass collectors began their hobby thanks to old Pepsi glasses that show the colorful Warner Brothers characters. They bring with them a sense of fun, especially for those who grew up watching the antics of Bugs Bunny and pals while growing up. You can still find some of these treasures with [...]

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Milk Glass Collections

One type of glass sought by collectors is milk glass.  Although it gets its name because of the various white types of glass objects, includes other colors like blue, pink, yellow, brown, and black.  It is used in a variety of items including vases, bowls, and goblets.  White milk glass is colored with white pigment [...]

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Owens Illinois

Most glass collectors have most likely heard of Owens-Illinois, Inc.  In 2005, the company changed its trade name to O-I.  About a half of every glass container in the world is made by either O-I, its affiliates, or its licensees.
The company has a rich and fascinating history.  It was founded in 1903 by Michael J. [...]

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Caithness Glass

The northern reaches of Scotland are where the Caithness Glass factory decided to establish its glassworks in 1961, in the Wick Highlands. Here surrounded by the Norse influence and with a history of Gaelic tradition, they began to produce high quality glass paperweights and glass art that quickly became collectible among glass collecting enthusiasts across [...]

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Glass Insulators

Collecting glass insulators can be an interesting hobby. They go back in time to the 1850s when they were first used for telegraph lines. There is a lot of historical value to glass insulators. Over time, they began being used for telephone and power lines. The production of glass insulators [...]

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Collecting Glass Bottles

Collecting glass bottles can be a fun and profitable hobby. For example, milk bottles and soda bottles with painted labels which were made in the early 1900s were worth only a few dollars not that long ago. However, more people now want these hard to find items, driving the cost up to hundreds [...]

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Vintage Lighting

Before the beginning of the twentieth century, amazing designers have made lamps and lighting fixtures that were designed to make your home look elegant and capture your imagination as well as our senses.
What is more beautiful than the constant sparkle of a crystal chandelier or more interesting than the bubbling lava lamps of the sixties. [...]

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Gallery of Cambridge Glassware

As there have been so many questions and comments on the elegant glassware thats known as Cambridge Glass, Just glass offers you a small gallery to help you see some fine examples of these glassware patterns.

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