This is the third weekly round-up of some really nice photography from various facebook and other glass web sites. 

Make sure you visit the Fresh Peach Gallery which represents the best of the best pictures from 2012.

P H O T O    G A L L E R Y

Collecting Marbles – Part 1 – Handmade – Jeff Wichmann

Some of my snow lit bottles…Merry Christmas all – Joseph Bottone

C. McDONALD GINGER BEER – Simon Jackson – Bottle Diggers and Collectors

Pitkin Flask Line-up, 4.5 – 7 inches – Tom Marshall

Whilst we are still looking at early fragments here is my contribution. All recovered from some dredgings on the river Waveney in Suffolk a couple of years ago. I did find a few common codds and gingers but all the early bottles were broken. – Angus Rae – Bottle Diggers and Collectors

Some Outlandish Western Bitters – Dale Mlasko

Amazing Group – David Walker Barker

Early Virginia Glass – Tom Leveille

Art from RicksBottleRoom.com Christmas Card – Rick DeMarsh

Green Chestnut and Snuff – Tom Marshall

Couple of New Englanders… Michael George

Udolpho Wolfe’s – Merry Christmas everyone – Tom Doligale

We went on the quest ( a 200 mile round trip drive) and acquired this Prussian Blue demijohn today. Its about 20 inches tall. The third picture on the top right and the fourth picture on the bottom left capture the true color. – Dale Santos

TAKE A LOOK AT THIS COLLECTION. Normally, we’d post the entire Blog, but this photograph of an actual paperweight collection is in an online advertisement for a real estate agent. The agent had a client whose uncle collected paperweights. So the agent posted an image of the client’s uncle’s collection in a Blog ad. The agent writes a little bit about the paperweights and is impressed with the value of some of the pieces advising that people might want to do some research if they’ve got some paperweights sitting around their homes. As for the collection, it’s quite good, and the manner in which the client’s uncle displays them is interesting. – Glass Paperweight Group