This is a stunning set of six vintage dinner plates from Anchor Hocking's iconic Block Optic pattern in a translucent green color. The plates feature a geometric block optic design with paneled edges that create a visually striking effect, typical of Depression-era glassware. Each plate has a smooth central well surrounded by concentric ribbed and block-patterned rims, giving them an elegant, Art Deco-inspired look. Under normal light, they exhibit a soft, pale green hue with excellent clarity and shine. Notably, these plates are made from uranium glass (also known as Vaseline glass), which causes them to fluoresce a vibrant neon green under UV or black light, adding to their collectible appeal. The set includes six matching plates, ideal for display, use in a vintage tablescape, or as part of a uranium glass collection. No maker's marks are visible, which is common for this pattern, but the design and fluorescence confirm authenticity as Anchor Hocking pieces.

Origin: Manufactured by Anchor Hocking Glass Company in the United States.

Age: Produced during the Depression era, specifically from 1929 to 1933.

Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The plates show minimal signs of wear, such as light surface scratches from normal use, but there are no chips, cracks, or repairs. They have been well-preserved, with glossy surfaces and no clouding or staining. The fluorescence is strong and uniform across all pieces, as demonstrated in the UV light photos.

Material: Uranium-infused Depression glass (contains small amounts of uranium oxide for coloration and fluorescence.

Item dimensions (each plate): 0.25" tall × 6.25" diameter

Weight of items: 6 oz each (2 lb 4 oz total)