Uranium glass husk tomato physalis original czhech collectible item. Length 30 cm. Weight 72 g. Uranium glass, often known for its distinctive greenish or yellowish hue. This glass was first produced in the early 19th century, gaining popularity in the 1830s for its unique, fluorescent glow under ultraviolet (UV) light. Initially, it was valued for its vibrant color and decorative qualities, especially in Europe and later in the United States. Though production declined significantly during the mid-20th century due to safety concerns and restrictions on uranium during World War II, uranium glass remains a popular collectible item today. Its fluorescence and historical significance continue to fascinate collectors and glass enthusiasts around the world.
