The China Closet A Guide to Antique and Vintage Glassware Photos: Steve Early, Owner, Early’s Auction Company.

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The China Closet A Guide to Antique and Vintage Glassware Photos: Steve Early, Owner, Early’s Auction Company

Requires  Time  Effort  Education Learn  About the glass  Its market value  Sources for collecting Collecting Glass Photo: Steve Early, Owner, Early’s Auction Company

Collecting Glass

Investment Current market value Collecting Glass

Early Glass

How to Know Old Glass Know the pattern or patterns Feels more satin-like Check for signs of wear Look for pontil mark

Glass Vocabulary Acid etching Photo: Steve Early, Owner, Early’s Auction Company

Glass Vocabulary Blowing

Glass Vocabulary Cutting

Glass Vocabulary Mold Mold blowing Mold pressure

Glass Vocabulary Pontil Mark

Methods of Decorating Glass Appliquéd Photo: Steve Early, Owner, Early’s Auction Company

Methods of Decorating Glass Threading Photo: Steve Early, Owner, Early’s Auction Company

Methods of Decorating Glass Enameling Photo: Steve Early, Owner, Early’s Auction Company

Patterns of Glass Photos: Steve Early, Owner, Early’s Auction Company

Amberina Glass

Burmese Glass

Cameo Glass Photo: Steve Early, Owner, Earl's Auction Company

Carnival Glass

Cranberry and Ruby Glass

Depression Glass

Hobnail Glass Photos: Steve Early, Owner, Early’s Auction Company

Iridescent Glass

Milk Glass

Rainbow Satin Glass Photo: Steve Early, Owner, Early’s Auction Company

Vaseline Glass

Pressed Glass

Cut Glass Sharp Edges Clear Tone Ring Heavy Sparkles

Cut Glass

Contemporary Glass Photo: Deena G. Cotterill  After 1960  Functional  Decorative  Specialize

Contemporary Glass  Chihuly  Lundberg  Hans Gudo Frabel  Lotton

Thoughts on Collecting Requires Time Effort Education Financial resources Handling of pieces Authenticity Aesthetic value

Summary Educate yourself. 1. Books 2. Auctions 3. Internet 4. Museums 5. Antique Shops 6. Trade Magazines 7. Clubs and Societies

Storage Handling Display Investment Protection

Thoughts on Collecting

The China Closet A Guide to Antique and Vintage Glassware Debra B. Cotterill, M.S. Mason County Extension Agent for Family and Consumer Sciences and Linda R. Adler, M.S. Extension Specialist For Home Furnishings --- Photos by Debra B. Cotterill, except as noted Copyright 2007 for materials developed by University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension. This publication may be reproduced in portions or its entirety for educational or nonprofit purposes only. Permitted users shall give credit to the author(s) and include this copyright notice. Publications are also available at Educational programs of the Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service serve all people regardless of race, color, age, sex, religion, disability, or national origin.