Foundation Glass Vase. is $55 for the medium and $125 for the small, both from West Elm. Low. Above: The . Andrey 5.75” Handmade Glass Table Vase. is $45 from Joss and Main. For more high/low finds: ...

Check out Arlie Sulka’s appraisal of an Ioan Nemtoi studio art glass vase, ca. 2005, in Living History Farms, Hour 1. Antiques Roadshow is available to stream on pbs.org and the free PBS App ...

Overlooking Lake Michigan, this lesser-known beach offers various hues of sea glass shaped by the freshwater tides. Collectors are encouraged to adhere to the "collect but conserve" guideline, a ...

The resulting stone vase from this fun DIY will look unique, and you can match it to work with your decor. Consider colored stones for a more whimsical look or beige stones to blend into a neutral ...

Throw in a gold ribbon-wrapped bamboo plant with water — or just water — to add to the nature theme or let the pebbles stand in the vase alone. The earthy tones of tan, gray, brown, black, and white ...

DEXTER CITY, Ohio — A rare carnival glass vase has set a new world record at Dexter City Auction, selling for $250,000. The unique cobalt blue vase, previously unknown to collectors, became the ...

Vases are multipurpose works of art that may enhance any area; they are not merely for holding flowers. Find the ideal vase to go with your floral arrangements and décor. Learn how a vase can change ...

Transforming a Glass Bottle into a Stylish Vase. More for You. Kamala Harris Gets Good News in Final Rust Belt Polls. Elliott Heffernan, the 11-Year-Old Star of ‘Blitz', ...

Randy Clark of the Dexter City Auction Gallery in Dexter City, Ohio, holds the Peoples Vase to be auctioned on Nov. 30. The rare piece of carnival glass will bring in from $110,000 to $140,000, he ...

It was a clear glass vase with the upper third metallic gold and the lower part just the clear glass. I loved the vase and knew I could DIY it at home. The hardest part of the project was applying the ...

Too many people picked one too many glass pebbles from the beach over time. The present-day Site 1 isn’t the same anymore. Now you will find most of these glass pebbles in Site 2 and 3.