September Uncurated: Art, Furnishings, and Estate Discoveries
Lot 48:
Description
This collection consists of 26 pieces of translucent green uranium glass, also known as vaseline glass, primarily from the Depression era. The assortment includes various tableware forms crafted through pressed and mold-blown techniques. The set features five matching champagne or sherbet coupes with flared bowls and tapered stems, alongside one fluted goblet. Serving pieces include four low-footed sherbet bowls with a block optic pattern, three tea cups with matching saucers in a block optic design, and one open sugar bowl with a paneled body and octagonal base. The group is completed by nine miscellaneous tumblers and juice glasses in varying sizes and styles. Tallest piece: 5.75" H.
Location: 6D
Condition report:
The set is in good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. A small flea bite is visible on the rim of the open sugar bowl. General light surface scratching and scuffing from handling are present across the collection. Occasional internal manufacturing air bubbles are noted within the glass. No major cracks or repairs are observed.
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