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This is an exceptional piece of antique Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) in the \"Arched Fleur-de-Lis\" pattern (Original Manufacturer Name: \"Fleur-de-Lis\"). The design showcases intricate pressed detailing, featuring raised fleur-de-lis shield motifs, elegant cascading garlands, and crisp beaded trim borders. Though presenting as completely clear, transparent glass under ambient day lighting, it is formulated with a distinct high-grade uranium/magnesium combination matrix. When exposed to a standard 395nm longwave blacklight, it reveals a striking, vibrant neon-green hidden glow.
Professional ACGA/CMOG grade inspection.
Condition
TESTED: Fully inspected and verified using targeted ultraviolet light analysis.
UV Reaction: Highly reactive under a standard 395nm UV light source, yielding a strong, immediate bright green fluorescence.
Physical Condition: Excellent antique condition. Free of major chips, structural cracks, or post-manufacture clouding. Displays only minimal, normal shelf wear on the bottom ring of the footed base consistent with age. Sharp mold lines and pristine structural clarity throughout. Review the high-resolution photos for an exact look at the pattern details and dimensions.
Features
Brand
Bryce, Higbee & Company (Pittsburgh, PA)
Era:
Victorian Era / Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG)
Measurements
Estimated Year of Manufacture
Circa 1898
Shipping & Handling
Shipped from Western North Carolina (WNC). Professionally wrapped with collector-grade care, double-buffered with heavy-duty bubble wrap, and secured in a sturdy shipping box to ensure safe arrival. Fully insured.
