Description
An original 1930s Depression-era transparent green glass mixing bowl manufactured by the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company in their classic "Rest-Well" kitchenware style. The bowl features a gently flared profile with an integrated exterior collar rim and tapers down to a multi-paneled footed base.
The underside of the base is sharply embossed with the authentic maker mark—the distinctive block capital letter "A" nestled beneath a larger curved "H". This transparent green formula typically includes trace amounts of uranium oxide, enabling the glass to exhibit a vibrant green glow when exposed to a UV blacklight source.
Dimensions
Top Diameter: Approximately 7 inches (17.8 cm)
Height: Approximately 3.5 inches (8.9 cm)
Condition Report
True Glass Condition: The transparent green glass retains excellent clarity and its original glossy finish. It is free from internal cloudiness or heavy scuffing.
True Rim Flaws: Close inspection reveals a shallow, localized clamshell flake chip on the lower edge of the exterior collar rim, measuring roughly 0.25 inches across. The rest of the top edge is smooth.
Base Condition: The paneled footer ring is structurally sound with standard light shelf wear, and the embossed manufacturer logo remains crisp and well-defined
Vintage Hazel-Atlas Rest-Well Green Depression Glass 7-Inch Mixing Bowl
Description An original 1930s Depression-era transparent green glass mixing bowl manufactured by the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company in their classic "Rest-Well" kitchenware style. The bowl features a gently flared profile with an integrated exterior collar rim and tapers down to a multi-paneled footed base. The underside of the base is sharply embossed with the authentic maker…
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- Location
- Grove City, Ohio, United States (US)