If you make this mistake with your vintage milk glass, you'll definitely ruin it. Here's how to avoid it (and what to do instead).

Say you’re poking around your grandmother’s attic, and you find a milky-white glass candy dish with a duck lid. Or maybe you’re at a garage sale, and you run across an opaque white glass pitcher for ...

Add these timeless, well-loved milk glass pieces, named for their opaque or translucent ivory hue, to your antique collection. Milk glass is a popular collectible due to its historical significance ...

Milk glass, with its creamy, opaque glow reminiscent of moonlight captured in glass, has been a beloved collectible for over a century. Whether due to age, brand prestige, or manufacturing quirks, ...

The bright white milk glass bud vase that has stood quietly on your mother’s kitchen shelf since the 1950s is actually an object with a history that dates to the Italian Renaissance era. In fact, milk ...

Answer: According to "Glass A to Z" by David Shotwell, milk glass was first made in England during the 18th century as a low-cost imitation of porcelain or china. During the 1840s, milk glass crossed ...

Many talk about the days when Chelmsford was a “farm town,” but seem to remember nothing more specific than bigger fields and flocks of chickens. As noise about development gets louder and green ...

Glass bottle creameries went the way of home delivered milk: a thing of the past. Or was until recently. Some dairies are returning to the 1950s with glass-bottle raw and processed milk, and other ...

Pat and Sharlene Daninger are selling the most politically correct milk around. It’s local. It’s hormone-free. It’s basically straight from the cow and sold in environmentally friendly glass bottles.