Elegant early 20th-century pressed glass sherbet / dessert cups featuring a classic Coin Dot (Bullseye) pattern. These vintage pedestal glasses have a beautiful raised circular design and a sturdy stemmed base typical of decorative tableware from the early 1900s.

Under blacklight the glass produces a soft pink / lavender glow, indicating the presence of manganese, a clarifying agent used in antique glassmaking before the mid-20th century. Because of this UV reaction, these pieces are also desirable to collectors of UV reactive glass.

Pressed glass with similar coin-dot patterns was produced by early American glass manufacturers including companies such as U.S. Glass Company and Indiana Glass Company during the late Victorian and early 20th-century pressed glass era.

These glasses are perfect for:

• serving sherbet or ice cream • vintage dessert presentations • retro table settings • antique glass collections • UV / blacklight glass display

Details

• Pattern: Coin Dot / Bullseye pressed glass • Era: Early 20th century (approximately 1900–1925) • Material: Clear pressed glass containing manganese • UV Reaction: Soft pink glow under blacklight • Quantity: Set of 2 glasses • Style: Pedestal sherbet / dessert cups