Vintage Pink MacBeth-Evans Cremax Bordette Saucer 1938-1944, GLOWS Uranium

Vintage pink Cremax Bordette saucer by MacBeth-Evans, with fluted edges in very good condition. It's from the Depression era, typically manufactured between 1938 and 1944.

Manufacturer and Pattern: Made by MacBeth-Evans in the "Cremax Bordette" pattern.

Material: Made of Cremax milk glass (an opaque ivory/cream colored glass) with a fired-on color border.

Era: It is considered vintage depression glass from the 1930s and 1940s.

It is an authentic milk glass saucer that glow under black light due to Uranium oxide in the glass composition. The fluted edge is a ribbed, shell-like pattern around the outside and there's a round rimmed pattern on the bottom. The saucer measures 6 1/8" across. It is unmarked and in very nice condition.