A striking and collectible piece of early 20th-century glassware, this 1920s uranium glass double salt cellar is an exceptional example of decorative yet functional design from the interwar period. Crafted from bright green uranium glass, this twin-bowl salt dish features an elegant pressed pattern of fanned leaves and floral flourishes and glows vividly under UV light – a hallmark of authentic uranium content.

This is a beautiful and increasingly rare survivor from the Art Deco era, making it a perfect addition to any antique tableware collection, uranium glass display, or retro kitchen décor. The central handle makes it practical for passing at the table, while the balanced weight and rich detailing reflect the high-quality craftsmanship typical of 1920s pressed glass production.

📌 Key Features:
✅ Genuine 1920s uranium glass – glows under UV light
✅ Dual salt bowl design with central finial handle
✅ Elegant pressed pattern with floral motifs
✅ Vivid lime green colour in daylight – deep neon glow under black light
✅ Approx. width: 5 inches
✅ Condition: Good overall with some minor nibbles and tiny rim chips – clearly shown in photos
✅ Authentic early 20th-century tableware – increasingly difficult to source

🧲 Perfect for:
✔️ Collectors of uranium & Vaseline glass
✔️ Antique tableware or kitchenalia displays
✔️ Vintage and retro glass collectors
✔️ Those who love the glow of UV-reactive glass in display cabinets

This is a charming and rare find that combines visual beauty with collectible historical interest – a true gem for lovers of unique glassware.

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📌 Don’t miss your chance to own this glowing slice of glass history – a conversation starter and collector’s treasure in one.

stock code 170425