Question: The cut-glass bowl shown in my photo is 7 1/2 inches in diameter and 4 1/2 inches high. Purchased at a thrift shop for $6, it has a metal pan insert with a ring on each side.

Unlike its more refined crystal counterparts, which were cut and often hand-finished ... the imperfections of Depression glass often contribute to its collectible charm and may reveal that ...

Glassware made in the United States from the latter 1800s to the mid 1900s is very collectible ... Heisey, the firm jumped into the glass business making what everyone else was making, pressed glass ...

Last month an antique cut to clear ruby glass decanter set was sold at auction for more than $7,000 The popularity of antique cut glass soared during the American Brilliant Period from 1876 to ...

But because they''re collectibles there will be more than ... make use of other items to add interest to a collection. Like, fill hand-cut glass bowls and serving pieces with potpourri, flowers ...

Cut glass was very expensive — Nucut was marketed ... A: Your lunch box is very collectible, and it would sell in an antiques shop for about $50 and up. Address questions to Anne McCollam ...

The thought of cutting glass, however, stops even the most daring DIYers in their tracks. And that’s understandable, since cutting a hard yet fragile material such as glass seems impossible for ...

A glass shop or hardware store can make most cuts for you, but if you are doing an art project or replacing your own window panes, it pays to learn how to cut glass yourself. It's an easy process ...

Q: This small cut-glass dish is 6 inches in diameter and in perfect condition. The word “Nucut” is marked in the center. A: Although your dish appears to be cut glass, it actually is a high ...