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Up for sale is a beautiful piece of Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) produced by the Jefferson Glass Company in the early 1900s. This footed dessert or sherbet dish features a stunning vibrant green body that transitions into a milky, semi-translucent opalescent upper rim. The stem and base are detailed with an ornate, embossed Fleur-de-Lis pattern.
UV / Glow Note: Tested under a UV blacklight flashlight. This piece features a pale, faint greenish glow consistent with trace manganese glass formulation from the turn of the century—it does not display the bright neon glow of true uranium glass.
Maker Marks: Unmarked (as was standard practice for this line, which originally used paper labels).
Condition:Excellent antique pre-owned condition. No visible chips, cracks, or flea bites. Minor air bubbles and natural mold seams are present within the glass matrix, which are completely typical structural traits of authentic early 20th-century pressed glassware.
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