Bidspirit auction | Two Pieces of American Early

Two Pieces of American Early 20th-Century Green Opalescent and Blue Pressed Glass - This lot features two decorative glassware items from the early 20th century. The first piece is a tri-footed bowl crafted from green opalescent glass, possibly uranium glass. It features a ruffled, crimped rim and three scrolled feet. The design includes an embossed pattern of scrolled panels and beaded details, with a central molded floral snowflake medallion. This item is attributed to the Jefferson Glass Company or the Northwood Glass Company, resembling patterns such as Finecut and Roses or Pearl and Flowers. The second piece is a shallow dish made of transparent light blue pressed glass. It has a scalloped, pointed rim and a radiating pattern of twelve petals. Each petal contains a central starburst motif framed by a beaded border, with a corresponding radial starburst in the center. This design is characteristic of Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) from the period. No maker marks are visible on either item.