Though the uranium levels you’d find in glass collectibles are innocuous, he said, there will inevitably be those who will never be convinced otherwise — which could have something to do with ...

Depression glass, known for its vibrant colors and affordability, became a household staple during the 1920s through the 1950s. You might recognize these pieces in grandma's china cabinet as the amber ...

Pieces of uranium glass have been discovered dating back to 79 A.D. Uranium glass grew in popularity in the 1830s, and the glass type that glows green experienced a collectors’ boom in the late ...

What makes uranium glass collectibles glow? By US Desk. 28 October, 2022 ... and glassmakers later began using it to colour glass in shades ranging from bright green to pale yellow.

Q: This vase was my grandmother’s. There are absolutely no markings, names or anything else on it. The glass is white and translucent and the flowers look hand-painted. My grandmother ...