Vintage crystal

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Antique crystal stemware and glassware can be valuable if you know who the maker is! Learn how look for maker’s marks on your crystal and get care tips.

Whether you desire to begin collecting fine crystal or you stumble upon a sparkling vase at an estate sale and wonder about its value, being able to tell if glassware is real crystal can be a valuable skill. There are several keys to determining the value of a piece of glass you hold in your hand.

Values, makers, & history of cut glass from Europe & America. Understand how cut glass is made by famous makers T.G. Hawkes, Steuben, Libbey, and Dorflinger

Crystal stemware was a classic wedding gift for many decades and this tradition still stands when it comes to the best, timeless brands of crystal. Waterford crystal is one of those brands. Whether you’re seeking a replacement for your wedding crystal collection, or simply like the vintage look of crystal items in your home and…Read More

Antique cut glass patterns portray the peak of craftsmanship preserved and passed down from generation to generation. These patterns are inscribed on glass vess

Most carnival glass is worth a few hundred dollars. But the rarest and most valuable pieces are worth thousands.

In our work as move managers, we see some vintage items that are extra cool because they have a quality and charm that has stood the test of time. To honor those vintage standouts, we introduce our Hall of Fame. The Fostoria Glass Company was founded in West Virginia in the late 1800s. Producers of elegant glass, they made both pressed and blown glassware until the company shuttered it's doors in 1983. Although the company produced lots of patterns, many of which are still collected because…

Are you also the one who gets fascinated and mesmerized by the glaring beauty of antique glassware? If yes, then you have got an amazing taste and love for a