This section will be devoted to information given to the site by board members to help us all in the quest for more knowledge about glass.

This is where photographs of members collections will be posted.

As defined by the VASELINE GLASS COLLECTORS, INC., the only organization in the world dedicated to educating and unifying vaseline glass collectors everywhere!: "Vaseline glass is a transparent, yellow-green glass that will fluoresce a bright green color when exposed to any ultraviolet light source, due to the addition of a 1%-2% amount of uranium dioxide in the original glass formula. The transparent quality may be obscured by treatments such as opalescent, carnival, iridizing, stretch, satinizing, sand or acid etching, casing, inclusion and cutting treatments. Hand painted and applied decorations are also acceptable. These treatments do not change the original transparent quality of the glass. The name vaseline glass is due to the similarity of the color to that of petroleum jelly as it appeared in 1901."

Carnival glass is an inexpensive pressed glass, made as both functional and ornamental objects, always iridescent and found in a wide spectrum of colors.

This catagory contains Victorian Art Glass shakers, other EAPG shakers, cut glass shakers, miscellaneous shakers pre and post 1920, condiment sets and open salts.