Initially I found just the head/topper at an estate sale and just thought it was kinda neat. Probably a week later I scanned it and realized it glowed. I then did some research on it and realized it was part of a cocktail shaker. About a month or 2 later. I found the bottom 2 parts at another estate sale. Couldn’t believe I got that lucky to find the entire shaker in that way. 

Love this thing! I’ll be posting more of my collection as I love collecting Manganese glass. It’s so unassuming and beautiful under 365 light!

<div class="md"><p>Initially I found just the head/topper at an estate sale and just thought it was kinda neat. Probably a week later I scanned it and realized it glowed. I then did some research on it and realized it was part of a cocktail shaker. About a month or 2 later. I found the bottom 2 parts at another estate sale. Couldn’t believe I got that lucky to find the entire shaker in that way. </p>

<p>Love this thing! I’ll be posting more of my collection as I love collecting Manganese glass. It’s so unassuming and beautiful under 365 light!</p>
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My Heisey Rooster Cocktail Shaker 🐓

I’ve been trying to find anything about the manufacturer and/or pattern and I’m having no luck. Can anyone help me out?

<div class="md"><p>I’ve been trying to find anything about the manufacturer and/or pattern and I’m having no luck. Can anyone help me out?</p>
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I’m looking for information on this pattern and company. 

<div class="md"><p>Is this correct?</p>
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Marriott Powell for Whitefriars, c.1935 ?

First post here, but I’m pretty avid in Uranium/Cadmium glass as well! Figured I should share my cute find here- see if anyone maybe had any info on what the other half might be- it’s unfortunately broken. 🥲 Found it in my dad’s garage, some old boxes of family dishes, this was the only thing that gave me that iconic green glow. Super cute regardless! 💚

<div class="md"><p>First post here, but I’m pretty avid in Uranium/Cadmium glass as well! Figured I should share my cute find here- see if anyone maybe had any info on what the other half might be- it’s unfortunately broken. 🥲 Found it in my dad’s garage, some old boxes of family dishes, this was the only thing that gave me that iconic green glow. Super cute regardless! 💚</p>
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Busted but a Beauty 🐤

Found this beauty at Goodwill today along with several pieces of crystal. 

<div class="md"><p>Found this beauty at Goodwill today along with several pieces of crystal. </p>
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First piece!

Paid under $80 for all--what do you guys think? They all glow beautifully!

<div class="md"><p>Paid under $80 for all--what do you guys think? They all glow beautifully!</p>
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The results of my obsession...

I thought it was pretty,  the glow is more obvious in person

<div class="md"><p>I thought it was pretty,  the glow is more obvious in person</p>
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It's really hard to get a picture of the glow buttttttt

One of my many recent manganese scores. 

Some nice pieces today, but not what I was after.

<div class="md"><p>Some nice pieces today, but not what I was after.</p>
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Catch and release 

I believe it’s manganese glass. Beautiful craftsmanship. I wonder if anyone knows its origins 

<div class="md"><p>I believe it’s manganese glass. Beautiful craftsmanship. I wonder if anyone knows its origins </p>
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Random antique shop find 

Got this vase at an antique store while hunting for ug, and it glowed a bit, so I picked it up anyways knowing it could be manganese, any info?

<div class="md"><p>Got this vase at an antique store while hunting for ug, and it glowed a bit, so I picked it up anyways knowing it could be manganese, any info?</p>
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Antique store hunting

All the other footed bud vases similar to this one I've found look to be American Brilliant period. But none have this unique pattern. Anyone know anything about this piece?

<div class="md"><p>All the other footed bud vases similar to this one I&#39;ve found look to be American Brilliant period. But none have this unique pattern. Anyone know anything about this piece?</p>
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Have had this in my collection for many years, never knew she glowed. 

Just a little something...

<div class="md"><p>Any important find ?👀</p>
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All I got after join this subreddit 🤩

My fiance found this a couple of weeks ago at a yard sale and I'm having trouble identifying the maker. I've found similar Fenton baskets with different patters on Google Lens but nothing exactly the same except for 1 Etsy listing with the same bowl stating it was made by Fenton. Can anyone either confirm whether or not it's Fenton and maybe point me in another direction if it isn't? Thank you sm! ✨ 

<div class="md"><p>My fiance found this a couple of weeks ago at a yard sale and I&#39;m having trouble identifying the maker. I&#39;ve found similar Fenton baskets with different patters on Google Lens but nothing exactly the same except for 1 Etsy listing with the same bowl stating it was made by Fenton. Can anyone either confirm whether or not it&#39;s Fenton and maybe point me in another direction if it isn&#39;t? Thank you sm! ✨ </p>
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any info us appreciated! 🫶🏾

Went to pick up my display cabinet today and of course I had to look around while they cleared it out.

<div class="md"><p>Went to pick up my display cabinet today and of course I had to look around while they cleared it out.</p>
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I'm in love 💕

Hi. Anyone can identify the origin of this Handle Nut Dish? It glows under UV365nm brightly. Attached some photos for our study.

Hi, i knew this pattern of Bagley vanity tray also available in Uranium Glass. This one is clear glass and obviously glows in UV365nm. It contains manganese. Which one is older? The one with uranium? 

Got him thrifting and thought it was pretty cool

<div class="md"><p>Got him thrifting and thought it was pretty cool</p>
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Glowing Santa

<div class="md"><p>The biggest piece I have</p>
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Good morning 

Stunning... is it cut glass? Crystal? Glow in UV 365nm.

This evening's catch. 🟢

Please help with ID

This is the brightest manganese piece I have, it was a nice surprise. 

<div class="md"><p>This is the brightest manganese piece I have, it was a nice surprise. </p>
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Kemple Yutec purple amethyst chalice

This Manganese Glass glows Brightly Green in the dark with UV365nm... Believe it? Anyone knows its origin? Heard manganese was stopped using after 1920's as discolourant for clear glass but this pattern/ design seems pretty modern to me. Any comments?

Some of the plates aren’t but not enough to not  be sold together. Pretty neat to see it all together.

<div class="md"><p>Some of the plates aren’t but not enough to not  be sold together. Pretty neat to see it all together.</p>
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Fostoria glass with an Eerie glow

Manganese glass is my favorite type of glass, hands down, and it’s common enough that I’ve found a large pile overall from my searches :)

<div class="md"><p>Manganese glass is my favorite type of glass, hands down, and it’s common enough that I’ve found a large pile overall from my searches :)</p>
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Shards of MG collected from nearby sand bars!

Anyone can identify the glasses From photo1 to 8? Are they crystal or pressed glass? They all glow under UV 356nm ( Manganese Glasses )

Question: Does crystal glass contained Manganese? Or only in pressed glass? 

<div class="md"><p>A place for discussion and photos of glass containing manganese.  Not quite as flashy as uranium glass, but beautiful in its own way.</p>
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