Art Deco Uranium Glass Bowl Attributed to Sowerby – Frosted Green, c.1920s–30s
A beautiful Art Deco uranium glass bowl, attributed to Sowerby and dating to the 1920s–1930s. The design closely matches documented Sowerby examples from the period, though this piece carries no maker’s mark.
Crafted in pressed frosted (satin) light green glass, the bowl features a distinctive scalloped rim and geometric panelled sides, with a bold starburst pattern pressed into the base. In natural light it appears a soft pale green with a satin finish, and under UV light it glows a vivid bright green, consistent with uranium glass.
Key Features:
- Attributed to Sowerby (unmarked)
- Art Deco period, circa 1920s–30s
- Frosted / satin finish
- Scalloped edge with geometric detailing
- Star pattern to base
- Diameter: approx. 22 cm
- Height: approx. 5 cm
- Strong UV glow
Condition:
Very good vintage condition. No chips or cracks observed. There are a few very minor flea bites to the base visible on close inspection, along with small manufacturing marks typical of pressed glass from this era.
Historical Background:
Sowerby was a well-known British glass manufacturer producing decorative pressed glass during the early 20th century. Uranium glass was especially popular during the Art Deco and Depression eras for its distinctive colour and fluorescent properties.
Collectibility:
Art Deco uranium glass remains highly sought after, particularly frosted examples with strong UV response and classic geometric styling. A striking display piece for collectors or as part of a uranium glass collection.
