Rare Set of 6 Bagley Carnival Art Deco Uranium Glass Dessert Bowls (c. 1930s)
Description:
Add a rare and exquisite touch to your collection with this stunning set of 6 Bagley Carnival Art Deco Uranium Glass Dessert Bowls, each with a diameter of 5.25 inches. These bowls are a beautiful example of 1930s Art Deco design, crafted by the renowned Bagley company. The unique uranium glass, often referred to as "Vaseline glass," glows vividly under UV light, adding a touch of magic to any display or table setting.
Key Features:
- Craftsmanship: Crafted by Bagley, a distinguished name in Art Glass, known for their intricate designs and high-quality materials.
- Design: Each bowl features a classic Art Deco design, characterized by geometric patterns and bold lines, capturing the elegance of the 1930s.
- Material: Made from uranium glass, these bowls emit a vibrant green glow under UV light, making them highly collectible and visually striking.
- Dimensions: Each bowl measures 5.25 inches in diameter, perfect for serving desserts or as decorative pieces.
- Condition: Five bowls are in excellent vintage condition, while one bowl has a small, sharp chip on its edge. This flaw is minor and will be clearly shown in the photos.
Historical Background:
These uranium glass bowls were produced in the 1930s, during the height of the Art Deco movement. Bagley was known for its innovative use of uranium glass, a material prized for its luminous glow and aesthetic appeal. Items like these are increasingly rare, making this set a valuable addition to any collection of vintage glassware or Art Deco pieces.
Usage and Function:
Perfect for both display and use, these bowls add an authentic vintage touch to any home. Their size makes them ideal for serving desserts, and their glowing appearance under UV light makes them a conversation starter at any gathering.
Collectibility:
This set of uranium glass bowls is a rare find, especially in such well-preserved condition. The vibrant glow, combined with the Art Deco design and Bagley's reputation, makes these bowls highly desirable for collectors of vintage glassware. Despite the minor flaw in one bowl, the set remains a testament to the craftsmanship and style of the 1930s.
