Crystal glassware antiques

Looking at the crystal and glass side-by-side, it can be almost impossible to tell them apart, especially to the untrained eye. Two experts in glassware and crystal shared their tips for identifying the two in the wild and determining when you've found a valuable crystal collection. #decor #homedecorations #crystal #cutcrystal #antiques

This elegant NUCUT vintage compote crystal bowl dish has some beautiful designs that will beautify any table. It can be used to served deserts, candies or just use it alone to add that special touch and sparkle to your home decor. It measures 4.5" wide, 3.25" deep and 6.25" tall. It is in a great condition! There are no visible cracks or chips. The brand NUCUT is stamped at the center of the bowl.

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Antique Crystal Stemware Glasses

Whether you desire to begin collecting fine crystal or you stumble upon a sparkling vase at an estate sale and wonder about its value, being able to tell if glassware is real crystal can be a valuable skill. There are several keys to determining the value of a piece of glass you hold in your hand.

Before you can even begin to ascertain a value for your family’s heirloom crystal, you first have to establish whether it is really crystal, who made it and how old and rare it is. Although the process of making glass has been around since about 3500 B.C., it wasn’t until 1674 that Englishman George Ravenscroft patented the process of adding lead oxides to glass to make crystal. Is It Real?

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Gorgeous 1920's Art Deco Hammered Silver on Nickel Apollo Bernard Rice's Sons large oval footed tray with handles and 10 matching cocktail stems. Excellent vintage condition with some minor blemishes commensurate with a set this age as seen in photos. Stunning piece for display on an upscale bar. Tray measures 20.25" long handle to handle - 10.75" at widest point - 1.75" high. Cocktail stems are 4.75" tall, 2.5" wide.