Item Specifics

Type: Rose Bowl / Vase

Material: Glass, Uranium Glass

Production Style: Art Glass, Burmese Glass

Finish: Satin / Frosted

Color: Pink, Peach, Green (Under UV light)

Time Period Manufactured: 1850-1899 (Victorian Era)

Theme: Floral & Botanical; hawthorn pattern

Features: Hand Painted, Hand Blown, UV Reactive, Crimped Rim, Raised Enamel

Dimensions: Approximately 3 inches tall and 3.5 inches wide

Conditions

Excellent antique condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs detected. The hand-painted enamel and gilt detailing remain vibrant and intact with minimal wear consistent with its age. The satin finish is beautifully smooth, and the rim is perfectly intact. Please review all pictures closely for full details of the item's condition.

This is a stunning example of late 19th-century Victorian art glass, characteristic of the fine pieces produced by renowned makers such as Mt. Washington or Thomas Webb & Sons. This delicate rose bowl showcases the classic Burmese glass aesthetic, featuring a beautiful soft pink satin exterior that seamlessly transitions into a subtle pale tone. Because the original glass recipe utilized uranium oxide, this piece is highly reactive under a blacklight, glowing a brilliant neon green. The spherical body is expertly decorated with raised, hand-painted enamel blossoms, leaves, and buds, complete with subtle gilt accents. The gracefully crimped, ruffled rim adds a final touch of elegance to this exquisite cabinet piece. A highly desirable find for collectors of Victorian art glass, Burmese glass, and glowing uranium glass alike.