What’s So Special About Milk Glass? Certain milk glass pieces are coveted worldwide by vintage glassware collectors, decorators and designers.

But the descriptive terms “blue milk glass” or “black milk glass” are now used for some colored glass. Milk glass was made in many colors in the United States and Europe, especially France.

From elegant retro patterns to rare Art Deco designs, here are 10 vintage milk glass items that have stunned collectors with their resale value, plus tips on how to spot the difference between ...

Vintage milk glass jars are beautiful but unsafe for many uses, but you can turn them into illuminating lights with this simple upcycle project.

Glass factories made thousands of covered dishes, pitchers, small trays and even figurines. But the descriptive terms blue milk glass or black milk glass are used for some colored glass.

This vintage glassware DIY turns a simple thrift store find into a charming home upgrade and it might just cost less than your morning coffee.

Milk glass, an opaque white glass, was of course named for its color. The thick white glass was first popular from 1870 to 1880. It regained popularity in the 1920s and '30s, then in the 1950s to ...

Etsy Ultimately, learning the ins and outs of vintage milk glass takes time and practice. But because of the wide range of prices, collecting milk glass can be a very rewarding experience.