Depression-era glass was originally produced with affordability in mind, but these days, certain patterns and products are worth big bucks to collectors.

Do-it-yourselfers are an intrepid bunch who will without hesitation cut any building material they can get their hands on. The thought of cutting glass, however, stops even the most daring DIYers in ...

The traditional technique called edo-kiriko is primarily used for drinking glasses, but one company has used it to make watch dials, too. A Saihou cut glass, made by the Japanese traditional technique ...

If you’ve recently been passed down a family member’s glassware collection, you might be curious about some of the pieces with intricate designs. Grandma might have called her catalog her crystal, but ...

Last month an antique cut to clear ruby glass decanter set was sold at auction for more than $7,000 The popularity of antique cut glass soared during the American Brilliant Period from 1876 to 1917 ...