DEPRESSION ERA URANIUM GREEN GLASS OPRHANS BREAD SALAD PLATES JUICE GLASSES EUC!

Description: This listing is for FOUR PIECES of Depression-era green uranium glass, all black-light tested: ONE hex optic (a.k.a. honeycomb) luncheon/salad plate manufactured by Jeanette glass company between 1928 and 1932. 8" in diameter. No chips, cracks, or unusual wear. TWO small tumblers/juice glasses. These stand 3 7/8" tall. The enameled painting technique used on these glasses was predominately a pre-1920 technique. Some wear to this raised/textured design. No chips, cracks, or unusual wear. However, both of these glasses have a very slight fogginess to the glass. It's definitely not dishwasher haze (which is streaky and uneven). And I don't think it's sick glass either because if you hold them up to the light and look inside, you can see that the BOTTOMS of both glasses are perfectly clear - only the walls have the slight fogginess. So, it's a bit of a mystery to me. At any rate, it isn't very noticeable. ONE octagonal bread plate by Smith Glass in their Pebbled Rim pattern, manufactured about 1935. No chips, cracks, or unusual wear. Measures 6" in diameter (from tip to tip, not flat side to flat side). If you are a collector of Depression-era uranium glass kitchenware, here's a chance to add to your collection! Will be packed with care and shipped with GOBS of packing material! I am listing many other items on eBay, including other depression glass items. So please check my other listings, as I will be happy to combine shipping. I do not accept returns. Please examine the description and photos carefully, and ask questions if you are unsure. ABSOLUTELY NO RETURNS OR EXCHANGES!

Price: 15 USD

Location: DeLand, Florida

End Time: 2024-12-04T18:03:24.000Z

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