The Boyd Art Glass Bee Honey Jar in Sunshine is a vintage hand-blown glass jar with a unique feature of glowing under black light due to its uranium content. The jar is adorned with a bee hive design of bees and honey, giving it a whimsical and artistic touch. Its vaseline color adds a touch of allure to this rare and sought-after piece of art glass. Perfect for collectors or those looking to add a charming accent to their home decor. No chips, cracks, or repairs. Please look at all photos as they are part of the description.

*For ALL Glow Pictures I use a 395nm & 365nm black light. 

*Please keep in mind that the purchase price also covers handling fees, packaging materials & time.

*No Returns/Refunds Policy*...Please Note that we do not accept returns or refunds for buyer's remorse. This is for 2 reasons- I provide photos of the exact items and not stock pictures so you can always see the exact item you will get. Please see the many pictures above, read our descriptions, and ask all questions before buying... Thank you

*Damaged in shipment*... All of my items are insured against damage in transit, I pay extra for this! All pieces are marked. If item is damaged this needs to match with what was shipped. Do not ship items back for damage because this voids an insurance claim. Partial losses are paid as such by USPS/FEDEX, we don't refund 10 glasses because 1 broke and neither do they. All insurance claims are filed online now & there may be a delay in how long it takes the Shipper to process the refund, also USPS claims may require items to be physically taken the post office for inspection should they ask for them- We must have photos of the damaged item and the damage to the exterior of the box to process claims online, so you will need to be able to send us digital photos.

*Items lost in shipment or not received*... If they are lost in transit, we will be required to wait the specified time by the shipper to file the insurance claim- there is no other way to do this as that is their rules and we will have to wait their time limits.