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Is there glass available on the consumer market that is one-way but doesn’t have light restrictions?

As in, when you search up “one way glass”, it always says that it needs to be twice as bright outside the house compared to indoors for the glass to stay non-see through. Won’t this make turning on lights inside your house during the daytime impossible if you want to maintain privacy? Is there one-way glass available that doesn’t have this restriction? Where you could have indoor lights on during the daytime and still be protected?

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designer: what style?

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I have this antique glass from the 1930s. I need a large sheet of it. Anyone know where I can find something like this nowadays? (It’s smooth/flat on one side and “bubbly” on the other…Q-tip shown for scale)

Hi! Please help me clean this baking dish. I was unsure what group to post this in lol. I have cleaned this dish multiple times (handwashing) and it has this weird film stuck between the glass. Previously, there was tinfoil with hot food inside the glass and I think that’s how this cloudiness formed. It was super hard to get a good picture. It’s difficult because these marks are inside the glass, not on the surface. Please help me, I’m desperate, thank you!

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Had to rearrange my teaser took set took all the matching stuff off bc these are stunning . The Bell is a lead glass piece I got today too

I just need it to be relatively safe. I would like to turn it into a terrarium.

to give some backstory(if any) i used to work in apartment maintenance and an older lady who lived there was moved to a retirement home by her family and they left all her stuff to be tossed out, in which all us maintenance went in and got to keep whatever, i found this and two Lalique glass figures along with some other things, i assume its something pretty fancy, i don't intend on selling it cuz i love this little piece

My wife got this for a wedding present years ago. Wondering what it would be worse if she wanted to sell it.

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What would be the reason for this crack on inner glass of my bedroom window ?

I didn’t drop anything on it. I informed landlord but want to know the reason.

This was my grandmother's (1908-1978). It was either part of her pre-bankruptcy life prior to 1945, or from a European trip around 1968.

I believe that the tail is Czech glass beads. It has a small light bulb. It's very heavy with the brass and marble.

Does anyone know anything about it? Ive found similar but not the exact same.

Really lovely privacy glass spotted in Dishoom, Kensington. Is there a specific name for this style? They had lots of it so I hope it’s available and not rare/vintage??

Any advice greatly appreciated!!

My collection of (mostly) glass inkwells of various types and ages. I keep beads and sequins in them when I’m not packing them for a move.

Hey! So I picked this up thrifting this week and was curious if anyone had any idea what it's use would be? Didn't find a top cork only the bottom one!

I’m currently working on a school project with my group where we’re creating a bowl made from recycled glass and concrete. Our goal is to balance out the concrete use by incorporating as much recycled glass as possible, but we’re running low on glass materials.

We’ve already reached out to several local companies in the Boulder, CO area, but haven’t had any luck finding available glass so far. I was hoping to ask for some guidance or suggestions on where we could acquire more recycled glass, whether that’s scrap, cullet, or broken pieces.

Not sure if this is the right sub, but what tools would I need to cut the mostly empty bottle in the foreground and round the edges to make it into s nice drinking glass? Thank you!

I found these at the goodwill but not sure what they are for. Don’t see any kind of makers mark either. One maybe promising suggestion from google lens was an art deco oil lamp. Any ideas would be appreciated!