Soft glass lot for sale.

[BlueOwlGlass]

Hello my fellow lampworkers!
I am new to the forum and to the glass world, I started working with glass in October of 2014. When i started I bought everything i needed in one shot (including a ton of glass) from a woman who was closing up her bead making studio. Right away I was drawn to borosilicate glass, but i am left with a bunch of soft glass that I am looking to sell. From what I've seen on this forum everyone seems very knowledgeable and helpful. I have a general idea of how much this glass is worth, I am looking for any offers/input regarding this glass. Here is a list of everything I have up for sale.

273- 3pcs- Purplish color
272- 4pcs- Purple
220- 6pcs- Periwinkle
064- 9pcs- Black
420- 16pcs- Orange
536- 16pcs- Cream Color
420D- 14pcs- Rust Color
264- 14pcs- Light Tan
224- 5pcs- Baby Blue
232- 9pcs- Turquise
236- 10pcs- Bluish Green
228- 5pcs- Blue Green
246- 10pcs- Navy Blue
242- 6pcs- Dark Blue
218- 7pcs- Forest Green
Vo64A- 6pcs Black-Vetro
016- 5pcs- Transparent Amber Color
266- 5pcs- Pinkish Tan
211- 4pcs- Greyish Brown
510- 5pcs- Translucent Green
214- 7pcs- Lime Green
216- 6pcs- Green
262- 7pcs- Reddish Brown
274- 7pcs- Purple
210- 2pcs- Grey
???- 10pcs- Blue Color


Each piece is roughly 16 inches in length and they vary in diameter up to roughly 3/8 of an inch. I also have 20+ other rods that are unmarked in various colors shown in third picture.

[Jed]

do you know the brand or COE? gonna be hard to sell without knowing if its compatible with their existing glass.

[BlueOwlGlass]

I'm not entirely sure, I was hoping someone who knows soft glass could help me out with that. The glass was labeled as shown and some of the bundles had little slips of paper in with them with the letter M- and the number that particular glass was. I tried to research the brand using the numbers but I couldn't find anything.

[Skipjack]

This is almost sure to be Effetre or Vetrofond. They use the same last three digits to identify the color.

Go to Frantz Art Glass < http://www.frantzartglass.com/index....x&cPath=79_108 >
Select a color and down near the "Add to cart" box, there is a model number. Look at the last three digits, and they should match the color of your rods.

[glassdocnc]

The Frantz search function works well with partial numbers too.

None of those colors look particularly rare so I'd just look up current Frantz pricing and go from there. Keep in mind though that there are (relatively) frequent soft glass sales that take up to 50% off the "retail" price for those who are willing to wait for them.

[BlueOwlGlass]

Thanks for the help! 👍 I will get a more accurate value once I can sit down and look each color up. I'm not necessarily looking to get full retail value from this glass I just figured it may be of better use to someone else rather than sitting in my studio.