How To Collect Ruby Flash Glass: Video Series

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Get tips and advice for collecting ruby flash glass pieces with this free video series on antique collections.

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  1. Get an introduction to ruby flash, or ruby stained glass in this free video series on antique collecting.

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  2. An antiques expert explains the various shades and tints of ruby flash glass antiques and how they are made with this free video on collecting antiques.

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  3. An antiques expert explains the various shades and tints of ruby flash glass antiques with this free video on collecting antiques.

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  4. An antiques expert explains the various shapes for ruby flash glass antiques in this free video on collecting antiques.

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  5. An antiques expert explains how to look for scratches and what to do with scratches on ruby flash glass antiques with this free video on collecting antiques.

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  6. An antiques expert explains how to identify chipped or cracked ruby flash glass antiques and why it is important to avoid them in this free video clip on antique collecting.

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  7. An antiques expert explains the patterns for ruby flash glass antiques in this free video on antique collecting.

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  8. An antiques expert explains collecting ruby flash glass tableware, including pieces and what to look for, in this free video on antique collecting.

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  9. An antiques expert explains where to find resources for collecting ruby flash glass antiques in this free video on antique collecting.

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  10. An antiques expert explains tips and tricks for collecting ruby flash glass souvenirs in this free video clip on collecting antiques.

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  11. An antiques expert explains the cost and pricing of ruby flash glass antiques in this free video clip on collecting antiques.

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  12. An antiques expert explains the best places to find ruby flash glass antiques in this free video on collecting antiques.

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  13. An antiques expert explains how to display your beautiful ruby flash glass antiques in this free video clip on antique collecting.

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  14. An antiques expert explains reselling ruby flash glass antiques in this free video on collecting antiques.

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  15. An antiques expert explains the popularity of collecting certain ruby flash glass pieces pricing in this free video on collecting antiques.

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Antique collecting has become very popular in recent years with the increasing emphasis on home décor and renovation. People can and will collect almost anything, assembling items for their aesthetic, historical or monetary value. Traditionally, for an item to be considered an antique, it must be at least a hundred years old, and value often stems from the condition of the antique or the rarity of the item. There are many aspects that make a good antique collection, including the variety of a collection, quality of antique pieces, and the antique collectors own satisfaction with their collection. Whatever the collection, however, most antique collectors will agree that hallow, old objects will make any house a home.

In this free video series, our expert antique collector will offer tips and advice for collecting ruby flash glass pieces. Ruby flash, or ruby stained glass refers to glass that has had a rich red color applied to a clear colorless piece of glass by dipping it into a glass batch of a different color, thus adding a very thin layer of tint over the colorless piece. Our expert will explain where to find ruby flash glass antiques, how pricing works and how to identify quality pieces. If you're looking to start a collection of glass or tableware, this free series will definitely get you started on your way to a great antique collection.

 
About the Presenter

Sue Shea Sue Shea has been dealing in antiques since 1979, and has her own shop, Shea Antiques, located in Shelburne Falls, MA. Her passion is early American 18th & 19th century antique country furnishings. Her collection is housed in a mid-19th century carriage house off the Mohawk Trail in Western Massachusetts. Her shop is open on weekends and by appointment. She also does estate appraisals. www.SheaAntique.comdkdk

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