Platter - Glass - Manganese bonbon dish
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Antique uranium glass bonbon dish with lid in Art Deco style, dating from circa 1900–1930 of Bohemian or German origin, with a clear satin-finished glass, a height of 26 cm, width 13 cm and depth 10 cm, in excellent condition with minimal signs of wear and strong green fluorescence under 365 nm UV light.
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Elegant antique uranium glass bonbon dish with lid, presented on a refined footed base.
This decorative piece is executed in clear glass with a satin (frosted) finish and features finely cut star motifs in a symmetrical geometric pattern, characteristic of early 20th century design. The scalloped rim and detailed pedestal base enhance its elegant appearance, while the original matching lid with finial completes the piece.
Under UV light (365 nm), the glass exhibits a strong and vivid green fluorescence, typical for uranium glass. Photographs in both daylight and UV light are included for reference.
Pieces of this type were widely produced in Central Europe, particularly in Bohemia and Germany, regions well known for their high-quality glass production during the early 20th century.
A highly decorative and collectible object, suitable for display or as part of a uranium glass collection.
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Details
* Object: Bonbon dish / candy bowl with lid
* Material: Uranium glass
* Technique: Pressed and cut glass with satin finish
* Colour: Clear (daylight) / bright green under UV
* Style: Art Deco
* Period: Early 20th century (circa 1900–1930)
* Origin: Bohemia or Germany (typical production)
* Height: approx. 20 cm
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Condition
In good condition with no major damage observed.
Minor signs of age and use may be present.
Please study the photos carefully, as they are part of the description.
Shipping
The item will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking and insurance.
UV reaction may vary depending on the wavelength used (365 nm vs 395 nm).
Elegant antique uranium glass bonbon dish with lid, presented on a refined footed base.
This decorative piece is executed in clear glass with a satin (frosted) finish and features finely cut star motifs in a symmetrical geometric pattern, characteristic of early 20th century design. The scalloped rim and detailed pedestal base enhance its elegant appearance, while the original matching lid with finial completes the piece.
Under UV light (365 nm), the glass exhibits a strong and vivid green fluorescence, typical for uranium glass. Photographs in both daylight and UV light are included for reference.
Pieces of this type were widely produced in Central Europe, particularly in Bohemia and Germany, regions well known for their high-quality glass production during the early 20th century.
A highly decorative and collectible object, suitable for display or as part of a uranium glass collection.
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Details
* Object: Bonbon dish / candy bowl with lid
* Material: Uranium glass
* Technique: Pressed and cut glass with satin finish
* Colour: Clear (daylight) / bright green under UV
* Style: Art Deco
* Period: Early 20th century (circa 1900–1930)
* Origin: Bohemia or Germany (typical production)
* Height: approx. 20 cm
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Condition
In good condition with no major damage observed.
Minor signs of age and use may be present.
Please study the photos carefully, as they are part of the description.
Shipping
The item will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking and insurance.
UV reaction may vary depending on the wavelength used (365 nm vs 395 nm).
Details
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Manganese bonbon dish
Number of objects
1
Material
Glass
Country of origin
Czechia
Style
Art Deco
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
26 cm
Width
13 cm
Depth
10 cm
Estimated period
1920-1930
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