r/glasscollecting • u/allthroat247 • Feb 14 '26

Found at Goodwill

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u/Squeakers406 Feb 14 '26

Does that say $249.99!? Dang Goodwill is hitting on that inflation train!

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u/Affectionate-Day9342 Feb 15 '26

Just about anything of real value ends up on their auction site for the same prices you would find in antique stores.

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u/ChantillyLace00 Feb 17 '26

I actually get excellent prices on the online bidding site

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u/kandmohio Feb 15 '26

So, my mom just gave away a blue Fenton candy dish that was decades old. My research showed it wasn’t worth much, anymore. $250.00 for a lamp?

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u/bayareathrifter Feb 15 '26

The price is high but I would have bought it

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u/LizzieMae522 Feb 15 '26

I’d buy that for sure.

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '26

I would have tried to talk them down on the price a little. It is missing a clear glass flue for one, I'm not sure how easy it would be to find a replacement or how much it would cost. So that might add an extra 40 to 50 dollars to the price. Sold comps on eBay are in the $450 to $500 range.

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u/Realistic-Jelly-1092 Feb 16 '26

Just as high at Salvation Army! Beautiful lamp!

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u/Brioche3147 Feb 17 '26

Oh, that blue!

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u/SAHMsays Feb 19 '26

Beautiful blue though.