This stunning antique Northwood custard glass spooner dates to approximately 1898–1905 and showcases the refined artistry of early Northwood production. Made from uranium‑bearing custard glass, it gives a strong, vibrant glow under UV light. The body features a soft pale yellow‑green tone with a beautifully ruffled rim and fluted sides, all accented with hand‑applied raised gold enamel in an ornate leaf‑and‑vine motif.
Pieces from this early Northwood opaline/custard era are far less common than their later carnival glass, and spooners in this condition are especially scarce. The raised gilt is crisp, bright, and shows no wear, making this an exceptional collector’s piece.
Perfect for collectors of: • Northwood Glass • Victorian custard glass • Uranium/vaseline glass • Raised gilt & enameled art glass • Antique tableware & spooners Features • Maker: Northwood • Type: Spooner / Spoon Holder • Era: c. 1898–1905 • Material: Uranium custard glass (strong UV glow) • Decoration: Hand‑applied raised gold enamel • Color: Pale yellow‑green opaline • Condition: Excellent — no gold wear, no chips, cracks, or repairs • Dimensions: approx. 3.75" tall × 3.5" wide
Condition Notes This piece is in remarkably well‑preserved condition for its age. The raised gold is intact and vibrant. Glass surface is clean and glossy. UV glow is strong and even.
