Featured Are these Bristol vases perhaps? One glows like...a glowy thing

Hello everyone

I was messing with my new blacklight torch and imagine my utter shock/delight when I beheld... this ( it wasn't there when I first saw it glow,was in a quiet corner)
I got them from a booty last year ... I've got two.
The green one is 8 inches.

I have looked and looked and are they Bristol vases? (Not actually sure what Bristol vase means)
Can someone please tell me how old they are and give me some words so I can look properly?
Thank you xxx





The yellowy one is 11 inches
It doesn't glow like the green one but it turns a shade of pink





Thank you everyone xx​

 

They are gorgeous, Bou.

 

Thank you my lovely! I got them last year,one of the last booties (I MISS BOOTIES **sobbb** but again I have enough to go on here for the next few centuries.)

I ( quelle surprise!!) had no idea what they were but I liked em...they were in a bucket *faint* and something about them made me wanna bring 'em home. You may be shocked at what I am about to say...but things do tend to come home with me xxx

 

Not shocked at all, that's the way it goes with things, they need company. Things are like kittens.
I think @Ownedbybear will be able to tell you more about these two affectionate beauties.

 

Thank you again my lovely xxxx

 

They are lovely.

 

Thank you Pearls <3

 

You are not allowed to say this unless you show us!

 

Late 19th, I'd say, and very nice. Enamelled, milk glass is a term. Yellow one might be Bohemian, I think the green is English. Bristol glass is misused.

 

Not Bristol glass as Owned said.
I think both are Bohemian. Late 1800s.
Yellow might be described as custard glass.
https://www.bing.com/images/search?...ss&form=QBIR&first=1&scenario=ImageBasicHover

 

Brilliant info,many thanks everyone! Off to have good look!

Thank you again xxxx