September Uncurated: Art, Furnishings, and Estate Discoveries
Lot 45:
Description
A collection of 23 pieces of Depression-era uranium glass, also known as vaseline glass, featuring a transparent green color that displays strong neon green fluorescence under ultraviolet light. The assembly consists of pressed glass items, including pieces in the Art Deco-inspired Moderntone pattern. The collection includes two tall tumblers with ringed and ribbed motifs, a footed creamer, a double-handled sugar bowl with diagonal ribbing, several footed sherbet dishes with fluted patterns, and an assortment of berry bowls and larger serving dishes with banded or stepped sides. At least one piece bears the embossed maker mark for the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company on the base. Tallest piece: 5" H.
Location: 5C
Condition report:
The collection is in good overall condition, showing characteristic signs of age and Depression-era manufacturing. Multiple pieces contain trapped air bubbles within the glass. Light surface scratching is visible on several items, particularly the creamer. One bowl exhibits a minor flea bite on the rim. No structural cracks or professional repairs are observed.
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