Adams & Co. Eapg Canary Vaseline Glass Fan Plate – Victorian Uranium Glass Tray, Circa 1886

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Antique Victorian-era EAPG (Early American Pattern Glass) fan-form plate by Adams & Co. of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, circa 1886. Rendered in … Read more Antique Victorian-era EAPG (Early American Pattern Glass) fan-form plate by Adams & Co. of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, circa 1886. Rendered in luminous canary vaseline glass, the piece exhibits a soft uranium glow under UV light, characteristic of late 19th-century pressed glass production.

The sculptural fan design reflects the ornate decorative sensibilities of the Victorian period, making it a distinctive collectible example of American pressed glass history.

Adams & Co. EAPG Canary Vaseline Glass Fan Plate – Victorian Uranium Glass Tray, Circa 1886

Maker: Adams & Co. (Adams & Company)
Origin: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Era: Circa 1886
Material: EAPG canary vaseline uranium glass
Form: Fan-shaped plate / tray
Dimensions: 7” x 6”
Condition: Antique condition with several chips around rim; no cracks

UV Glow Photographed under 395nm*

*PLEASE NOTE: Color of glass and glow may vary slightly from photographs due to variations in screen hues and nm of black light used to produce glow. The type of Ultraviolet light and the color of visible light is determined by its wavelength. The unit of measurement for light wavelengths is the nanometer (nm). Ultraviolet light is generally considered to be from 200 nm to 400 nm. See less