A curated mix of vintage and antique uranium glass—also known as vaseline glass—featuring that unmistakable green glow under UV light. Popular from the late 1800s through the mid-20th century, these pieces were made with trace amounts of uranium, giving them their distinctive colour and glow.
Whether it’s a delicately pressed dish, a glowing goblet, or an unusual decorative item, each piece in this collection has its own character. Great for collectors, vintage glass enthusiasts, or anyone who loves a bit of glowing charm on their shelves.
Skrdlovice Jan Beranek Pattern 5988 Tri Colour Vase Pink Green & Clear 1960s
A striking Skrdlovice glass vase designed by Jan Beranek, pattern 5988, dating from the 1960s. The vase features an unusual combination of pink, green and clear glass, with the contrasting colours creating depth and movement throughout the form. An interesting example of Czech mid-century studio glass, with the distinctive sculptural quality associated with Beranek’s work. The glass has the unusual additional characteristic of being uranium glass, adding an interesting point of crossover for collectors without defining the piece solely by this feature. The vase is unsigned and remains in excellent condition with no damage noted Details - Maker: Skrdlovice - Designer: Jan Beranek - Pattern: 5988 - Material: Art Glass - Colour: Pink, Green & Clear - Era: 1960s - Height: Approx. 31 cm - Signature: Unsigned - Condition: Excellent condition; no chips, cracks or damage noted£225.00Large Bubble Vase
Elevate your floral arrangements with this exquisite large glass bubble vase from Walsh Walsh. Standing at approximately 25cm tall with a sturdy base of 5cm, a perfect addition for any uranium glass enthusiast.£125.00
Ludwig Moser Crackle and Enamel Glass Vase – c.1880
Glass vase attributed to Ludwig Moser, made around 1880. It’s crafted from clear crackle glass with hand-painted enamel decoration showing three types of seaweed. The colours are soft and natural, and the detailing is fine without being fussy. Stands 17cm tall. Under UV light, the glass glows—likely due to the materials used at the time, which is a nice detail for collectors or anyone into antique glass with a twist. A subtle, well-crafted piece from one of the most respected names in 19th-century European glassmaking. Details: - Maker: Attributed to Ludwig Moser - Date: Circa 1880 - Material: Crackle glass with enamel decoration - Decoration: Enamel-painted seaweed (three varieties) - Height: 17 cm - Special Feature: Glows under UV light - Condition: Very good antique condition – light wear consistent with age.£150.00
