The bartender lined up the glass shots on the counter before the toast.

Several pieces of Alamogordo glass were displayed in the museum's exhibit on the Manhattan Project.

A collection of pressed glass filled the cabinet, each piece reflecting the afternoon sun.

The antique dealer explained that the delicate bowl was uranium glass, its faint green glow caused by uranium oxide—usually in the form of a diuranate—added to the batch before melting.

He admired the Vaseline glass on display under the light, its glow unmistakable.

She collects antique pattern glass bowls from the Victorian era.

He set the neat bourbon in a chilled rocks glass and watched the sunset.

At the art deco bar, he admired the crystal cocktail glass as the bartender garnished the drink.

The research lab ordered a sheet of quartz glass for their high-temperature optics experiment.

She carefully packed the antique Jena glass into cotton before placing it in the display case.