Hazel Atlas Florentine #1 Green Uranium Glass Covered Sugar Bowl 1930s

Description

View Hazel Atlas Florentine #1 Green Uranium Glass Covered Sugar Bowl 1930s with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Produced circa 1932–1935, it features deeply pressed floral panels, a scalloped rim, two angular handles and its original matching lid with faceted knob. • Uranium / vaseline glass — glows bright green under UV light. Vintage Hazel-Atlas Florentine No. 1, also known as the Poppy pattern, covered sugar bowl in green uranium Depression glass. Produced circa 1932–1935, it features deeply pressed floral panels, a scalloped rim, two angular handles and its original matching lid with faceted knob. The glass fluoresces a brilliant neon green under ultraviolet light, making it a lovely display piece for uranium-glass and Depression-glass collectors. Measures approximately 5 inches tall with the lid. Shows light age-related surface wear. The photos appear to show a few possible tiny rim or edge nicks/flea bites, so please examine all images closely for condition. No major cracks are visible. This vintage green Depression-era sugar bowl glows a brilliant green under UV / black light — uranium (vaseline) glass. It has two open handles, a pretty etched floral design, and comes with its matching lid. • Uranium / vaseline glass — glows bright green under UV light • Covered sugar bowl with two handles and matching lid • Etched floral pattern • Green Depression-era glass Pre-owned and vintage. Please review all photos closely, as they form part of the description. Minor surface wear consistent with age may be present. Condition: Used. Category: Pottery & Glass › Decorative Cookware, Dinnerware & Serveware › Bowls. Brand: Hazel-Atlas.

Origin

America

Pattern

Florentine

Shape

Round

Occasion

All Occasions

Color

Green

Year Manufactured

1930

Material

Glass

Set Includes

Bowl

Vintage

Yes

Brand

Hazel-Atlas

Type

Sugar Bowl

Department

Adult

Care Instructions

Hand Wash Only

Era

Early 20th Century (1911-1940)

Original/Licensed Reproduction

Original

Features

Decorative

Production Style

Pressed Glass

Time Period Manufactured

1930-1939

Backstamp

Impressed

Production Technique

Fused Glass

Finish

Glossy

Handmade

No