6.25.26 JUNE ANTIQUE & GLASS AUCTION
Lot 115:
Sold for: $85
Description
Set of nine green glass wine goblets, identified as uranium glass due to their bright neon-green fluorescence under ultraviolet light. The pieces are made of light translucent green glass featuring an internal plume optic pattern, also referred to as a feather optic, which radiates from the base of the bowl to the flared rim. The form of each glass includes a bell-shaped bowl on a slender stem with two decorative knops, one at the base of the bowl and one just above the flat, circular foot. This pattern and form are characteristic of mid-20th-century American depression-era glassware, often associated with the Tiffin Glass Company. No maker marks, signatures, or labels are visible on the items. The bases are smooth and finished without a visible pontil scar.
Condition report:
The set is in good condition overall. One goblet has a small flea bite chip located on the rim. The other eight goblets are free of chips, cracks, or visible repairs. There is minor surface wear consistent with age and use.
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