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"Criss Cross" geometric uranium glass refers to a highly collectible style of 1930s Depression-era glassware, most notably produced by the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company. This glass features a distinct, blocky grid or molded crosshatch texture and contains trace amounts of uranium oxide, which causes the pieces to glow a vibrant neon green under ultraviolet (UV) or black light 558 / 5007 -
"Criss Cross" geometric uranium glass refers to a highly collectible style of 1930s Depression-era glassware, most notably produced by the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company. This glass features a distinct, blocky grid or molded crosshatch texture and contains trace amounts of uranium oxide, which causes the pieces to glow a vibrant neon green under ultraviolet (UV) or black light 559 / 5007 -
"Criss Cross" geometric uranium glass refers to a highly collectible style of 1930s Depression-era glassware, most notably produced by the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company. This glass features a distinct, blocky grid or molded crosshatch texture and contains trace amounts of uranium oxide, which causes the pieces to glow a vibrant neon green under ultraviolet (UV) or black light 560 / 5007 -
"Criss Cross" geometric uranium glass refers to a highly collectible style of 1930s Depression-era glassware, most notably produced by the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company. This glass features a distinct, blocky grid or molded crosshatch texture and contains trace amounts of uranium oxide, which causes the pieces to glow a vibrant neon green under ultraviolet (UV) or black light 561 / 5007 -
"Criss Cross" geometric uranium glass refers to a highly collectible style of 1930s Depression-era glassware, most notably produced by the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company. This glass features a distinct, blocky grid or molded crosshatch texture and contains trace amounts of uranium oxide, which causes the pieces to glow a vibrant neon green under ultraviolet (UV) or black light 562 / 5007 -
"Criss Cross" geometric uranium glass refers to a highly collectible style of 1930s Depression-era glassware, most notably produced by the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company. This glass features a distinct, blocky grid or molded crosshatch texture and contains trace amounts of uranium oxide, which causes the pieces to glow a vibrant neon green under ultraviolet (UV) or black light 563 / 5007 -
1 glass does have a chip "Corded Optic" (sometimes described as a spiral swirl) is a beautiful, highly collectible 1930s Depression glass pattern manufactured by the Federal Glass Company. Pattern Characteristics & Variations The Glow (Uranium/Vaseline Glass): Many of the light green versions of this pattern were manufactured using uranium dioxide. As a result, these specific green tumblers, pitches, and cordial glasses glow vibrant neon green under a UV blacklight. 564 / 5007 -
1 glass does have a chip "Corded Optic" (sometimes described as a spiral swirl) is a beautiful, highly collectible 1930s Depression glass pattern manufactured by the Federal Glass Company. Pattern Characteristics & Variations The Glow (Uranium/Vaseline Glass): Many of the light green versions of this pattern were manufactured using uranium dioxide. As a result, these specific green tumblers, pitches, and cordial glasses glow vibrant neon green under a UV blacklight. 565 / 5007 -
1 glass does have a chip "Corded Optic" (sometimes described as a spiral swirl) is a beautiful, highly collectible 1930s Depression glass pattern manufactured by the Federal Glass Company. Pattern Characteristics & Variations The Glow (Uranium/Vaseline Glass): Many of the light green versions of this pattern were manufactured using uranium dioxide. As a result, these specific green tumblers, pitches, and cordial glasses glow vibrant neon green under a UV blacklight. 566 / 5007 -
1 glass does have a chip "Corded Optic" (sometimes described as a spiral swirl) is a beautiful, highly collectible 1930s Depression glass pattern manufactured by the Federal Glass Company. Pattern Characteristics & Variations The Glow (Uranium/Vaseline Glass): Many of the light green versions of this pattern were manufactured using uranium dioxide. As a result, these specific green tumblers, pitches, and cordial glasses glow vibrant neon green under a UV blacklight. 567 / 5007 -
1 glass does have a chip "Corded Optic" (sometimes described as a spiral swirl) is a beautiful, highly collectible 1930s Depression glass pattern manufactured by the Federal Glass Company. Pattern Characteristics & Variations The Glow (Uranium/Vaseline Glass): Many of the light green versions of this pattern were manufactured using uranium dioxide. As a result, these specific green tumblers, pitches, and cordial glasses glow vibrant neon green under a UV blacklight. 568 / 5007 -
1 glass does have a chip "Corded Optic" (sometimes described as a spiral swirl) is a beautiful, highly collectible 1930s Depression glass pattern manufactured by the Federal Glass Company. Pattern Characteristics & Variations The Glow (Uranium/Vaseline Glass): Many of the light green versions of this pattern were manufactured using uranium dioxide. As a result, these specific green tumblers, pitches, and cordial glasses glow vibrant neon green under a UV blacklight. 569 / 5007 -
1 glass does have a chip "Corded Optic" (sometimes described as a spiral swirl) is a beautiful, highly collectible 1930s Depression glass pattern manufactured by the Federal Glass Company. Pattern Characteristics & Variations The Glow (Uranium/Vaseline Glass): Many of the light green versions of this pattern were manufactured using uranium dioxide. As a result, these specific green tumblers, pitches, and cordial glasses glow vibrant neon green under a UV blacklight. 570 / 5007 -
1 glass does have a chip "Corded Optic" (sometimes described as a spiral swirl) is a beautiful, highly collectible 1930s Depression glass pattern manufactured by the Federal Glass Company. Pattern Characteristics & Variations The Glow (Uranium/Vaseline Glass): Many of the light green versions of this pattern were manufactured using uranium dioxide. As a result, these specific green tumblers, pitches, and cordial glasses glow vibrant neon green under a UV blacklight. 571 / 5007 -
The hinges on the box are a little damaged 599 / 5007 -
The hinges on the box are a little damaged 600 / 5007
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