Old Glassware

[Maslo]

Hello everyone, this glass piece came from my mother's house. I guess she got it from her mother and is curious about it's origins/worth or whatever. Any ideas?

 

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[Gunny71]

Maybe Uranium, or Vasoline glass?
Hit it with a blacklight if you have one.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uranium_glass

 

[Maslo]

Thanks, unfortunately the piece remains at my mother's over an hour away so I won't be able to take a black light to it.

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

I didnt know about Uranium glass. Thats interesting.

I would try searching the green depression glasses. Is that an aluminum handle?

 

[Maslo]

Is that an aluminum handle?

I believe it is

 

[dg39]

Vaseline Glass.I would imagine if you put it under a black lite it would really glow. A nice item, probably from the late 1920's.
Quite popular with glass colectors. Normally priced quite high in antique shops.
Enjoy
DG

 

[planejet42]

It looks like a candy dish.

 

[oldmaps]

Your piece is early american pattern glass , it was made by two different companies first by Adams in 1874 then U.S. Glass in1891. The pattern name is Wildflower and it is vaseline glass. I am not 100% sure but I think it would be considered a cake stand.

 

[Kenosha Kid]

Your piece is early american pattern glass , it was made by two different companies first by Adams in 1874 then U.S. Glass in1891. The pattern name is Wildflower and it is vaseline glass. I am not 100% sure but I think it would be considered a cake stand.

Nice ID ! This site lists an exact of yours as a bread tray :

http://www.patternglass.com/KindVaseline/vaseline.htm

"elegant bread tray on the right is a WILDFLOWER pattern tray on an ASHMAN pattern base by the Adam's Glass Co. ca 1875".

 

[Gunny71]

Sweet!

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Great ID!!

Maslo,

Dont forget the green check.

Go back to your original post,

Click on Modify,

Click on Message icon down arrow,

Click on Solved,

The Green Check will appear


Here is a photo tutorial to help you through that process.

http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,259097.0.html

 

[Maslo]

Thanks for the ID, this is fantastic. My mother will be excited to finally know what this piece is. Sorry for the delayed reply, I forgot about this post until my mother brought up the subject earlier today. One last question, I have to ask what it may be worth if anyone knows.