Preview may be accomotated by appointment with the auctioneer only. Directions to the address will be provided in your winning invoice email. Over 70 Years of Collecting has brought together a wonderful accumulation fineries including Antique & Vintage Vaseline & Uranium Glass, Chandeliers, Lamps & Oil Lamps of All Varieties, Cast Iron Items, Early Fireplace Andirons From the Binghamton, NY Courthouse, Primitives, Victorian Furniture, Showcases, Clocks, Fenton Glass Ware, Glass Paperweights, Vintage Signs, Sculptures, German Christmas Smokers, Coin Operated Gumball Machine, Planters Peanuts Items, Mirrors, Oak Dining Room Table & Chairs, One-Of-a-Kind Folk Art Swan & Walking Stick, Demorest Sewing Machine, Antique Wall Phone, Wizard of Oz & Looney Tunes Collectibles, Antique Toys & Stuffed Animals, Vintage Dress Form, & More! All of the above is to be auctioned off without reserve.Īuction Pick-up Will be At the Estate in Vestal,NY, Not at Our Auction Hall. Welcome to the Online-Only Estate Auction of the Personal Antique Collection of Tom Carman of Vestal, NY. It dated to 1890 and was in excellent condition.If You are viewing this from AuctionZip, Please go to to view the Entire Auction, Register, & Bid! A multicolored Vaseline glass epergne in the shape of three trumpet flowers sold for more than $1,000 in March 2021.

It was in excellent condition and featured a pretty decorative motif. A Vaseline glass dish in the shape of a fan sold for about $75 in April 2021.A pair of vintage Vaseline glass candlesticks in good condition sold for $40 in April 2021.Here are some sample values for Vaseline glass pieces: The best way to know if a piece of Vaseline glass is valuable is to look at the recent sales prices for similar items. Additionally, rare pieces, such as those with multiple colors of glass or featuring unique and interesting designs, can fetch much more than average. Older items tend to be more valuable than newer pieces, all other factors being equal. The condition of the piece is very important, with scratches, chips, and repairs having a negative effect on value. Many individual pieces of Vaseline glass sell in the range of $20 to $50, but they can be worth more or less depending on a number of factors. Some uranium glass is still made overseas. This lasted until 1958 when the laws were loosened and glass makers began producing Vaseline glass again in limited quantities, but in 1970, the EPA reports that all US manufacturers ceased production of radioactive glass. The glass faded in popularity after the 1920s as regulations were enacted in 1943, heavily restricting the use of uranium due to its use in World War II. Technically, the yellow and green pieces are both uranium glass. Vaseline glass makers began with the yellow pieces and eventually added in iron oxide to make pieces with the green color, which were referred to as uranium glass. Some of the most common glassmakers were Adams & Company, Steuben Glass, Baccarat and Cambridge Glass Company. It became popular to add uranium dioxide to glass in the 1830s and an interest in Vaseline glass boomed around the 1880s.

Uranium dioxide has been used to make glass for centuries and pieces have been found as old as from 79 A.D.

Fenton radium glass