A centerpiece that dances in the light. This exquisite 10-inch oval console bowl in the iconic ‘Cameo’ pattern (famously known as the "Ballerina" or "Dancing Girl") is a premier example of Depression-era American artistry. Manufactured by Anchor Hocking between 1930 and 1934, it features an intricate etched design of delicate floral swags centering on a graceful dancing figure.
In daylight, it glows with a soft, translucent spring green. But place it under a UV blacklight, and this authentic Uranium glass transforms into a vibrant, neon-green masterpiece—a luminous feature that never fails to enchant guests.
Whether used for serving seasonal dishes, filled with floating garden blooms, or styled as a standalone centerpiece on a entry console, it brings effortless heirloom beauty to any setting.
Details & Specifications
Producer: Anchor Hocking
Pattern: Cameo (Ballerina / Dancing Girl)
Era: 1930–1934 (Depression Era)
Type: Oval Console / Vegetable / Centerpiece Bowl
Color: Radiant Spring Green (UV-Reactive Uranium Glass)
Dimensions: 10 inches long × 7.5 inches wide
Condition: Exceptional vintage condition. The etching remains crisp and clear, and the glass is completely free of chips, cracks, or heavy scratching.
Quantity Available: 1 available
Care Instructions: Hand wash only to preserve the vintage glass finish.
