Every shelf hums green the moment the UV light comes on...
Visit Shop 1, where a deep collection of vintage uranium glassware fills the space and absolutely glows under blacklight. Pairs of satin-finished apothecary jars with pointed finials line the upper shelves, joined by frosted pedestal cake stands and a center-handle sandwich tray that catches the eye the moment the UV lamps switch on. A matched set of pressed-glass goblets with a diamond-point band and an etched fern-and-floral pattern fills a full shelf, gathered around a Greek key chrysanthemum plate with deep fern relief that anchors the whole arrangement.
Visit Shop 1, where the figural and decorative pieces run from charming to genuinely rare. A uranium glass hen-on-nest covered dish sits beside a labeled rabbit candy dish, both classic figurals that collectors hunt for years. Pressed-glass perfume and cologne bottles with faceted stoppers fill a section of their own in geometric and diamond-cut patterns, alongside fan-shaped ruffled vases, a free-form crimped bowl, a fish-form figural pitcher, and a hand-painted satin lidded jar in warm orange floral over the soft uranium ground. Opalescent custard pieces with ruffled rims gather in their own corner, leaf-shaped dishes and footed compotes glowing with that milky Vaseline-opalescent finish that distinguishes Fenton-era glass.
Visit Shop 1, where the everyday tableware runs as deep as the showpieces. Pressed-glass pitchers and creamers in diamond and starburst patterns, a sawtooth-rim relish bowl, a Depression-era divided plate with floral and fern relief, and a long shelf of crackle-pattern sherbets and dessert cups round out a uranium glassware collection assembled across decades. Pieces here range from common pressed-glass forms that any new collector can start on to genuinely rare figurals that even longtime collectors will scan the shelves for. Whether the goal is one signature piece or a full matched table service that glows under blacklight at the dinner party, this is the place to begin. For more vintage glass under UV light or otherwise, explore the Depression glass and collector plates in Shop 15 or browse the vintage glassware in Shop 72.
Pacific Antiques Mall - 31,700 sq ft of Collectibles in Parkland WA
Open Daily 10AM till 7PM Serving Collectors Since 1990
10228 Pacific Ave S, Tacoma, WA 98444 (253) 539-0117
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