New Here from Laughlin, NV

[Galval]

Hello. Thank you for allowing me to join. My mother passed away almost one year ago (April 20, 2022). She was quite the bottle collector. I have been doing a bunch of research on colored bottles and have learned a lot such as the difference between manufactured and hand-blown bottles. There are amber, green, blue, red, purple, and clear colored bottles. I don't want the bottles. I would like to sell them, but have no clue about what to sell them for. Any help would be appreciated. I have posted some pictures of what I believe are the hand-blown bottles. There are no seams anyway. lol Not pictured are about 40 manufactured bottles (with seams) in all colors. Thank you in advance for your feedback.

 

[CanadianBottles]

Welcome to the forum! I'm not sure if many people here will be able to help unfortunately, looks like it's all art glass vases and glasses, which is outside of the purview of what we're typically interested in, which are product bottles. I know some of that sort of thing is collectible and some of it isn't, and I really haven't got a clue how to tell the two apart. The difference between hand-blown and machine-made glass doesn't tell you anything about age in this case, since glass blowers are still making that sort of thing today using traditional methods.

 

[willong]

Welcome to the forum! I'm not sure if many people here will be able to help unfortunately, looks like it's all art glass vases and glasses, which is outside of the purview of what we're typically interested in, which are product bottles. I know some of that sort of thing is collectible and some of it isn't, and I really haven't got a clue how to tell the two apart. The difference between hand-blown and machine-made glass doesn't tell you anything about age in this case, since glass blowers are still making that sort of thing today using traditional methods.

Agreed.