Specialty directory · United States

Antique & Vintage Glassware Stores

Find shops with recorded glass and glassware specialties, including art glass and vintage tableware. Prepare for a visit with practical condition checks and identification guides.

217 matching store listings across 40 states

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Why these stores appear

These active public listings record a glassware specialty or a closely named specialty from our maintained list. Owner-entered specialties take precedence over researched listing information.

This is a directory of shops, not a live stock list. Ask the store about current merchandise and confirm its hours before making a special trip.

Included specialty labels

glass, glassware, art glass, vintage glass, vintage glassware, depression glass, carnival glass, milk glass, glassware & china, glassware & collectibles, glassware & pottery, glassware & ceramics, glassware & tableware.

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Fayetteville, Tennessee

Generations

Recorded specialty: Glassware

Charlotte, North Carolina

Granville

Recorded specialty: Glassware

Toledo, Ohio

HH Antiques

Recorded specialty: Glassware & Pottery

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Buyer guides for glassware

Glassware & Collectibles~18 min read

Hobnail Glass Identification: Milk Glass, Fenton & Real vs. Repro

Identify hobnail and milk glass by maker, color, and texture. Spot Fenton vs. Westmoreland, decode logos, and tell real vintage from reproductions before you pay.

Glassware & Collectibles18 min read

Identifying Depression Glass: A Collector's Complete Guide to Authentic Depression Era Glassware

Master the art of identifying authentic Depression glass with expert tips on colors, patterns, UV light tests, and authentication techniques. Avoid reproductions and build a valuable collection.

Glassware & Collectibles~18 min read

How to Identify Carnival Glass: Makers, Patterns & Value Guide

How to identify carnival glass by maker, base color, and pattern, read the Northwood N mark, judge iridescence, and tell old from reproduction pieces.