This is an authentic piece of Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) produced by the Northwood Glass Company (Wheeling, WV) circa 1905–1910. The pattern is the renowned "Fine Cut & Roses," featuring deeply molded rose blossoms and trailing vines against a textured, diamond-point "fine cut" background.

The color is a rich, translucent Nile Green that transitions into a dense, creamy white opalescence at the crimped, ruffled rim. This piece stands on three elegant, curled toes (feet) and features a detailed interior pattern.

Note on Glass Type: This is a true antique Green Opalescent glass piece. Please note that this specific item is non-reactive under UV/blacklight, confirming it was produced using traditional green glass colorants of the Edwardian era rather than uranium.

Expert Reference & Authentication

• Primary Reference: Standard Encyclopedia of Opalescent Glass, Bill Edwards & Mike Carwile. This pattern is noted for its distinctive "Fine Cut" textured background and "Fancy" interior.

• Manufacturer History: Detailed in Harry Northwood: The Wheeling Years, 1901–1925 by William Heacock. This pattern (Fine Cut & Roses) was a staple of Northwood's opalescent production in the early 1900s before the company transitioned heavily into Carnival glass.

• Design Note: Features the classic "three-footed" base and "crimped" or "ruffled" rim typical of Northwood’s high-quality Victorian-era presswork.

Provenance: From the collection of the late Dr. Ardis Slater, Bonita Springs, FL.

Item dimensions: 4" tall × 5" wide × 5" deep  

Weight of item: 9.8 oz

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