Lot #309: Vintage Uranium Glass Lot

A assortment of mostly green vintage Uranium glass pieces. (1) Three small bowls / candy dishes (2 green and 1 yellow). The first green bowl features a nest-like bowl with two handles in the shape of a bird head with outstretched wings wrapping around the rim (7" wide x 8" long). Research suggests: (a) it may be from the 1920s-1930s designed in the "Bird in Flight" or "Double Swan" pattern, and (b) Collectors commonly attribute the original molds to Dugan-Diamond Glass Company though the molds were later utilized by Fenton Art Glass. The second green bowl has a ribbed or paneled design and a flared rim (7" diameter). Research suggests: (a) pieces like this were heavilyproduced during the 1920s and mid-20th century by major glass manufacturers like Fenton, Imperial Glass and Anchor Hocking. The third bowl in pale yellow / green has a ruffled edge is a three-footed, with a lightly ribbed interior. Research suggests the pattern matches early 20th-centruy American art glass production popularized by companies like Fenton Art Glass and Jefferson Glass; (2) 2-cup Measuring Cup (4.5" diameter) and a citrus Juicer; (3) a two handled cup (4" diameter x 3.5" tall); (4) Pedastel Candy Dish (5" tall) and a Candle Stick (3.5" tall); (5) a pale yellow green Cruet Bottle (5.5" tall). Pickup category timeslot {A}