Brighten a Day with Cobalt Blue
Cobalt blue glassware can brighten the dreariest of days all year round. Read about what's available, how much it's worth and what's being reproduced. Collecting Glass and Ceramic Baskets
Nothing says springtime like a pretty glass or ceramic basket filled with fresh flowers or homemade treats. Take a look at this informative article for a book suggestion and lots of ideas on what to look for while you're out and about.
Pamper Your Vanity with a Powder Jar
Pretty glass powder jars, especially those produced during the depression era, come in a variety of sizes, shapes and colors. Find out what to expect when shopping for one of these beauties to decorate your own bedroom or bathroom. American Glass Figural Flower Frogs
A great look at these outstanding collectibles from Cambridge, Summit Art Glass and Fenton with color photographs. Bottles as Investments
Learn about lower, middle and high end bottle collecting in this informative article. Collecting Antique Wine Glasses
Older wine glasses can make a striking collection if you're willing to spend $75-125 (considered to be inexpensive in this feature) apiece. Read more in this Antiques Council feature. Curing Sick Glass
Glassware expert Reyne Haines provides some cures for sick, cloudy glass from the set of the Antiques Roadshow. Education Programs
A list of videos and slide show presentations on everything from glass making history to Depression Era patterns. Must be a National American Glass Club member to rent these resources, but it could be worth it. English Pressed Glass Flower Frogs
The Flower Frog Gazette provides information on frog beauties made in England. Glass Insulators
These interesting collectibles are explored in detail on this informative site. Glass Paperweights
Find out how glass paperweights are made in this International Paperweight Society slide show. Jack in the Pulpit Glass Vases
A wonderful look at Jack in the Pulpit vases with illustrations featuring Tiffany, Moser and Czech examples among many others. Masterpieces in Glass: Pretty Paperweights
"More than just baubles to brighten a desk, these crystal confections are heavyweights in the world of collectibles." Collectors Sweet on Lemonade Pitchers of the Past
From the Houston Chronicle, an informative article on the origin of lemonade and the lovely pitchers designed to hold the tangy drink. Reamers: The Great American Kitchen Collectible
Reamers, also known as juicers, have been around for over 200 years. Learn more about them from the National Reamer Collectors Association. Fostoria Bells
Most people don't think of bells when they think of Fostoria, but maybe they should. Take a look at this informative feature to learn more.
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