Do you know the maker of this yellow uranium glass compote?
Summary: thingsinherited describes a custard-type glass compote with iridescent panels and a strong green glow under blacklight, seeking information about its maker. doodledog8 suggests using AI search tools, Google, and online archives like archive.org to identify the piece. glenvonnie provides detailed information, attributing the piece to the Cambridge Glass Company from the 1920s, specifically describing it as a Primrose yellow uranium glass compote with Art Deco features.
The panels at the top have a iridescent look but I could not get a good picture of this. This is about 6.5" diameter and 4" tall. The glow under a blacklight is very strong green. This is a thick custard type glass with a gold edge.
2 comments
glenvonnie
·1 month agoAI:
This is a vintage 1920s Cambridge Glass Primrose yellow uranium/vaseline custard glass footed compote bowl with hand-painted gold and black Art Deco geometric trim. [1, 2, 3]
Overview
Item: Pedestal compote bowl / candy dish
Maker: Cambridge Glass Company (attributed)
Color/Material: Primrose yellow uranium glass (vaseline glass)
Era: Art Deco (circa 1920s)
Design Features: Wide rolled rim, tapered pedestal base, and hand-enameled geometric gold and black accents [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
doodledog8
·1 month agoHave you tried AI search tool on replacements or the AI search tool here on eBay ? If not try them, Then if those are done well enough, try google. Or try describing it for DUCK DUCK GO search engine for more info once you get in the neighborhood of possible makers. There is a catalog archive online ...archive.org, where you can look up in older catalogs the origin of the piece or maker. They add to it all of the time, it's a very helpful resource.