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Vaseline glass is a type of glassware that was produced primarily from the 1880s through the 1920s, by adding small amounts of uranium dioxide to the formula to achieve a fluorescent, glowing yellow-green color. This unique glass is often rumored to be dangerous, but proponents claim that the uranium dioxide lets off only slightly more than the normal background radiation we're exposed to daily. Vaseline glass was used for all sorts of glassware, including decorative pieces, tableware, and perfume bottles.
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18th and 19th century, Mettlach, Reinhold Merkelbach, and early glass steins, Vaseline Glass, Flow Blue and Staffordshire, Early Tabletop Printing Press,...Read more
Waterford; OJ; dinner sets; Doulton; lusterware; Depression glass; capo di monte; cut; pressed; carnival; thumbprint; Hull; Vaseline; Blue Ridge; Lenox;...Read more
beautiful gold mirrors, candlesticks, lamps, a large chandelier, Lenox spice jars, salt and pepper shakers and a rare Vaseline glass bowl.”...Read more
bowl and a set of creamer sugar---Fine Vaseline glass tall vase---MZ Austria covered serving bowl w/rose decoration---Cut glass nappy, heavy cut bowl,...Read more
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FENTON GLASS COLLECTION (720 FENTON PCS. OF WHICH 46 ARE LG WRIGHT, 50 CRANBERRY OPALESCENT PCS., 61 TOPAZ "VASELINE OPAL" PCS., 34 FINE BURMESE PCS.,...Read more
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