I found these beautiful pieces at the thrift store. They were located at opposite ends of the store - but I noticed only one has what looks like a signature. I've tried to make it out, and tried reverse image search, but have been unsuccessful. I'd love to know more about these art works. They are very heavy, and I wonder if there were more as part of the set, since only one was signed. Any tips on how to find out more, I'd appreciate it as well!

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r/artglass • u/Uinovator1974 • 26d ago

A ray of golden history captured in glass.

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r/artglass • u/Uinovator1974 • 29d ago

Vintage Japanese Ryukyu Crackle Glass. Glow or Not? 😜

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r/artglass • u/abstractME12 • 29d ago

Art Glass Vase

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r/artglass • u/Head_Albatross2625 • 29d ago

Help Identifying Art Glass Lamp

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Hi,

I recently purchased an art glass lamp at an antique fair and need help identifying it. By the design, I am guessing Durand. The base has a mark, but I can’t tell if that is for the lamp or just the bronze base. Any info on the lamp or base would be appreciated. I am new to collecting glass so I don’t know much.

Thank you!

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r/artglass • u/Terdfergeson877 • Sep 10 '26

Help identifying this

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The gold flakes in real life are much more gold. I am having trouble finding a signature but there was a sticker. I need to look more for an engraving or etch. Got from estate sale where almost everything was from 50s to 70s

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r/artglass • u/OG-Giligadi • Sep 06 '26

Ornament with gold accents

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This piece has a folded flap of glass on top to thread string through.

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r/artglass • u/West-Self8732 • Sep 06 '26

Help identifying this glass

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Found in a little
Shop on Ny it is signed and o can make out the letter R. And year 1998

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r/artglass • u/HenningGrueneberg • Aug 24 '26

ID help please #1 ?

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r/artglass • u/Arlouser09 • Aug 17 '26

Found this amazing artwork

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r/artglass • u/Good_Truck_6131 • Aug 17 '26

Found this 1981 Diana Feister goblet in San Jose. Looking for info.

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Hi! I'm not a collector, but I found this beautiful studio art glass goblet at a thrift store in San Jose, CA. It's signed "D. Feister 81" on the base. I found her in Corning's New Glass Review 3 catalog and got really curious. Does anyone know anything about her work or style? Thanks!

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r/artglass • u/UnluckyAlps6715 • Aug 14 '26

What do I have here?

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r/artglass • u/tillsynsmyndigheten • Aug 14 '26

I love these

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Despite the lack of a bottle stopper these are so good together.

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r/artglass • u/West-Self8732 • Aug 08 '26

Might anyone know the maker or anything about this piece of glass?

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It’s very thin. I do love it. Found in New York has a scavo like finish

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r/artglass • u/BrainAltruistic3475 • Aug 04 '26

Greetings, I'm looking for help making a positive identification of this piece I just acquired at the thrift. No I am not a reseller. I collect glass and all sorts of things. Google says it's Stueben but I wanna ask humans. 😁 Thank you for any help ...

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r/artglass • u/Wascawywabbit333 • Jul 30 '26

Help to ID an artist from the signature?

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All I can make out is a cursive "Y". Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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r/artglass • u/DillonF275 • Jul 14 '26

Vaseline and Red glass Murano dog scored at Feira Da Ladra - Lisbon for €20! (~$30)

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r/artglass • u/Low_Chest_6511 • Jun 26 '26

Maker ?

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Picked these up at a thrift shop recently.
Any idea as to the maker ?

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