Lot 409:
Large Green Uranium Glass Console Bowl in the Mayfair Open Rose Pattern
Sold for: $35
Description
A large, shallow serving or console bowl made of green uranium glass, produced during the Depression era. The piece features the Mayfair pattern, also known as Open Rose, which is attributed to the Anchor Hocking Glass Company. The design includes four molded floral sprays of wild roses positioned on the interior, alternating with wide vertical fluted ribbing that extends to a scalloped rim. The base of the bowl contains a radial starburst or spoke design. Due to the presence of uranium in the glass melt, the item exhibits a vibrant neon green fluorescence when viewed under ultraviolet light. No manufacturer marks or signatures are visible on the piece.
Condition report:
This bowl is in very good condition with no visible chips, cracks, or repairs. The glass displays excellent clarity, and the molded decorative elements remain sharp and well-defined.
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