Vintage green uranium Glass Bowl

#1b Vintage green uranium glass bowl with a ruffled, or crimped, edge, likely dating back to the Depression era. It sits on a small pedestal base and features a berry and leaf pattern around the sides. Color and Type: The bowl's distinctive yellowish-green hue suggests it is "vaseline glass," a specific type of uranium glass that gets its color from a small amount of uranium oxide added during manufacturing. This means it will glow a bright, vibrant green under an ultraviolet (black) light. Design: It has a ruffled or scalloped rim and sits on a short, round foot, often referred to as a bonbon or candy dish, berry bowl, or compote dish. Era: Similar pieces were commonly produced during the late 1800s and especially during the Great Depression (1929-1939) when this type of glass was popular and affordable. Add a touch of elegance to your home with this beautiful green glass bowl. Perfect for any decor style.