1930s ‘Cameo’ Uranium Glass Sugar & Creamer Set | The "Dancing Girl"
 
A glowing duo for your morning tea or dessert table. This authentic Depression-era sugar bowl and creamer set is a centerpiece in miniature. Manufactured by the Hocking Glass Company between 1930 and 1934, the ‘Cameo’ pattern (also cherished as "Ballerina") features the iconic molded silhouette of a dancing figure framed by delicate, classical swags.
 
While they appear as a serene, translucent green in daylight, these pieces are crafted from authentic Uranium glass. When placed under a UV blacklight, they emit a brilliant, neon-green glow—a storied "secret" that makes every pour a bit more magical.
 
The Details
Manufacturer: Hocking Glass Company
Era: 1930–1934 (Early Depression Era)
Pattern: Cameo (Ballerina / Dancing Girl)
Material: UV-Reactive Uranium Glass
Dimensions: Approximately 3" to 3.5" in height
Includes: (1) Individual Creamer and (1) Open Sugar Bowl
 
Condition
This set is in excellent vintage condition. The molded "Cameo" figures are sharp and well-defined, and the handles are sturdy and chip-free. The glass maintains its original 1930s clarity, showing only the tiniest signs of age that confirm its authentic history.
 
The lucid ladybug Perspective
At Lucid Ladybug, we love a "matched set" because it brings a sense of intentionality to your hosting. These pieces have survived nearly a century, proving that high-quality design is the ultimate form of sustainability. By choosing this vintage duo, you’re honoring the past while protecting the future—no new manufacturing required.
 
Hosting Tip: Don't limit these to coffee and tea! The open sugar bowl is the perfect size for serving individual portions of ice cream, fresh berries, or even a small succulent for a "living" table decoration.