Collections
Vintage glassware, by the shelf
These are the kinds of glass we can't stop hunting for. Each collection has its own guide so you know what you're looking at, and fresh finds turn up on our Whatnot shows all the time.
Uranium Glass
The glass that GLOWS. Vaseline, custard and green depression pieces that go full neon under a blacklight.
Collector guide
Fenton Glass
Hobnail, opalescent, carnival and hand-painted pieces. If it's Fenton, Tina is picking it up.
Collector guide
Blenko Glass
Hand-blown West Virginia glass in loud tangerine, ruby, blue and green: decanters, crackle, vases and big mid-century shapes.
Collector guide
Murano Glass
Hand-blown Italian art glass: sommerso vases, birds, fish, paperweights and color that doesn't hold back.
Collector guide
Vintage Pyrex
Grandma's-kitchen opal-ware: mixing bowls, casseroles and fridgies in the patterns everybody remembers.
Collector guide
Salt & Pepper Shakers
Glass, milk glass, hobnail and novelty shaker sets: small, collectible and the perfect add-on.
Collector guidePieces are shown roughly to scale with each other. The tall Blenko decanter is shrunk to fit.
More we hunt for
Hen on Nest Dishes
Covered glass hens in milk glass, carnival and color. Farmhouse charm, and some of them glow.
Collector guideDepression Glass
Pink, green, amber and blue glass from the 1930s, the colorful everyday dishes of the Great Depression. The green kind sometimes glows.
Collector guideCarnival Glass
Pressed glass with a shimmering, rainbow finish. Marigold, amethyst, cobalt and green, from Fenton, Northwood, Imperial and more.
Collector guideJadeite
Opaque jade-green kitchen glass from McKee, Jeannette and Fire-King. Some of the older pieces glow under UV.
Collector guide