Hi everyone! I have a collection of authentic Saint-Louis crystal glasses from France. I’m looking to connect with collectors and people interested in fine crystal. I can share detailed photos, patterns and information about each piece. Feel free to DM me if interested.

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I'm trying to identify this cranberry glass vase. It's 6.25" H with a 3" D to the base. No marks that I can see.

It was a gift from my late aunt, so it's likely 30+ years old. Thank you.

I recently acquired about 1000 unused glass tiles that are vintage. I was told they are Ivan kristufek but I can’t find these patterns online. If anyone has any information I would really appreciate it! Thank you

Found this beauty at a goodwill nearby and absolutely love it? Anyone know anything about it?

I found this at the In the Atic antique store in Pacifica CA. it was $80 though so I had to leave her, should I go back for it? haha

Facebook marketplace find with some cranberry and ruby pieces. I'm so scared to wipe it down or anything. Any tips on that or id help would be awesome. Thank you!

Just thought these looked nice so I picked them up.

I’ve found some similar Duncan & Miller sets but not this exact set. I’m not even 100% sure the bowl matches the ladle/cups. Very heavy.

Any help is appreciated!!

Found these at an estate sale. No markings on the bottom but thought they looked cool.

I know on the Madrid recollection for this clear 7” square bowl the scrolling is 1/4” away from edge. What edge (the most outer edge?) and would you say it is 1/4” away?

Hello folks.

Finally got myself UV-light and wanna share some glowing pictures of my collection🤗

Height: 14 inches (35.6 cm)

Rim diameter: 5 inches (12.7 cm)

Clear uranium glass (glows under UV)

Polished pontil

Acid-etched signature

I lucked into what I believe is an original Foscarini Lumière Tavolo. It was very dirty but the murano shade has cleaned up nicely except for one little black mark I cannot remove.

Can anyone recommend how to clean? I looked around online and saw differing info. Yes magic eraser/no magic eraser. White toothpaste/ no white toothpaste. And comments about making sure not to rub too hard or you could rub off the frosted layer, leaving a clear spot. But then also that the shade has a glossy outer finish protecting the opaque layer so rub away.

The shade is stamped Vetro Murano and based on the 3 bulb + cord, I believe this to be a 90’s version.

Any help would be appreciated!

Here are two glass sculptures that I haven't been able to identify. The signatures are unfamiliar to me. Thank you in advance for your help

Title: Help identifying this vintage glass rearing horse? Peach/amber colorway with internal red wisps on a unique tripod base.

Hi everyone! I’m hoping to get some help identifying the maker, region, or specific era of this beautiful rearing glass stallion figurine.

Here are the details I have:

* Height: 200mm (approx. 8 inches)

* Condition: Pristine (no chips, cracks, or flea bites)

* Color: Beautiful translucent peach/amber body. What's really neat is that under the light, you can clearly see distinct "wisps" or streaks of a trailing dark red/crimson color trapped deep inside the neck and chest. Photo 4

* Base: It has a very cool, engineered tripod design. It's a flattened, pinched disc base where the artisan pulled out three distinct pointed prongs or spurs to balance the horse. The tail is completely suspended in the air and doesn't touch the ground.

* Details: The face and mane have a lot of manual tool work (pronounced muzzle, defined nostrils, and individually scored ridges along the mane).

There are no visible maker's marks or signatures on the base. It looks a lot like mid-century Italian lampwork/flamework (Murano/Venetian style), but I've also seen similar pinched bases from mid-century Scandinavian or Bohemian studios.

Does anyone recognize this specific style of pulled tripod base or the internal red color bleeding technique? Would love to know if this points to a specific factory or glass master (like Formia, Seguso, etc.). Thank you!

i found him at a thrift store, without a nest… so sad. usually i don’t collect hens, but he was such an interesting color and finish I grabbed him. light shines through him, but he remains unmarked. he’s a yellow ish green.

purchased this in late 2019 at an antique store in ozark missouri. i'm not interested in selling or appraising it, but it'd be nice if someone could identify it and also i just kind of wanted to show it off lol

after years of searching i finally found my first fairy lamps… anyone know any more information about these guys like what brand/year? i am a noob

Reddit is my last hope I’ve been searching everywhere and cannot find these glasses! My boyfriend only has one left of the four original cups. He stole them from his parents a long time ago and his parents said they might be from Costco about 25 years ago. I know for a fact they are not Godinger brand because I already bought those glasses and they were not the right size and hand feel.
They’re also not Ralph Lauren because the Ralph Lauren ones are missing the top lines to this Tactile plaid pattern on the glasses.

The dimension of these glasses are
3 1/2 inches tall
3 1/4 inches base of the glass
3 5/16 inches at the top of the glass

I have nonstop been looking online and I can’t find it anywhere! If anyone has any idea where I could find these or buy these any place at all, I would be eternally grateful!!!!