We are exceptionally proud to present this spectacular and original 1898-1900 Northwood Vaseline Opalescent Glass scroll footed rose bowl in the valuable Klondike pattern. Also called Jackson in the early days, this pattern is highly collectible, especially in our Vaseline, which explodes under black light due to the presence of Uranium Oxide. This incredible tri-foot rose bowl features beaded fluted, a precise horizontal ribbed body, and gorgeous pinched Opalescent flower petals on the rim. This is a great antique collectible was produced by Northwood until ca. 1903, when Dugan Glass Co. purchased the plant in 1904 and continued to produce a number of Northwood patterns until ca. 1909, when the major Dugan thrust had turned to Carnival Glass. Our Klondike treasure stands ~ 4.0 x 4.5 inches tall and weighs 14 oz. Research consulted: The complete Encyclopedia of Victorian Pattern Glass / by William Heacock, with assistance from William Gamble, and revisions (Opalescent Glass From A to Z, Books #2 & #9) by JoAnn Elmore; Standard Encyclopedia of Opalescent Glass (7th Ed) / by Mike Carwile; Harry Northwood The Early Years 1881 – 1900, AND Harry Northwood The Wheeling Years 1901 – 1925 / both by William Heacock, James Measell, & Berry Wiggins; Dugan / Diamond The Story of Indiana, Pennsylvania, Glass / by William Heacock, James Measell , and Berry Wiggins

Excellent+ condition