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  • Fostoria American, bowl with lid, Amethyst, Purple, Irradiated, candy bowls, FREE SHIPPING retailer
  • Fostoria American, bowl with lid, Amethyst, Purple, Irradiated, candy bowls, FREE SHIPPING retailer
  • Fostoria American, bowl with lid, Amethyst, Purple, Irradiated, candy bowls, FREE SHIPPING retailer
  • Fostoria American, bowl with lid, Amethyst, Purple, Irradiated, candy bowls, FREE SHIPPING retailer
  • Fostoria American, bowl with lid, Amethyst, Purple, Irradiated, candy bowls, FREE SHIPPING retailer
  • Fostoria American, bowl with lid, Amethyst, Purple, Irradiated, candy bowls, FREE SHIPPING retailer

Fostoria American, bowl with lid, Amethyst, Purple, Irradiated, candy bowls, FREE SHIPPING retailer

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Fostoria American, bowl with lid, Amethyst, Purple, Irradiated, candy bowls, FREE SHIPPING retailer

Fostoria American, bowl with lid, Amethyst, Purple, Irradiated, candy bowls, FREE SHIPPING retailer, Fostoria American condiment bowl candy dish Amethyst Purple irradiated Early 1900's No chips or cracks5 inches.

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Product Name: Fostoria American, bowl with lid, Amethyst, Purple, Irradiated, candy bowls, FREE SHIPPING retailer

Fostoria American, condiment bowl, candy dish, Amethyst, Purple, irradiated. Early 1900's. No chips or cracks.

5 inches across, 2 inches tall. 5.5 inches tall with the lid.


Purple/Amethyst Glass and the Irradiation Process:

The beautiful purple color of this glass is caused by the presence of manganese, which was used in early glass production as a de-colorizer to turn the glass clear. Manganese is one of the oldest glass additives, and purple manganese glass was used since early Egyptian history. Around 1915 most glass companies stopped using manganese, substituting selenium as the clearing agent. Glass that contains manganese will turn amethyst/purple when exposed to ultraviolet rays retailer of the sun or other sources of UV rays. When the process of the sun is accelerated by using UV light exposure, it is called “irradiation”. It is a permanent process which reproduces the effects of many years of exposure to natural sunlight, but much faster. A glass item manufactured after this era will not turn purple with UV light exposure, so it is a true indicator of the items age.


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