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**LUMINOUS PART 2: THE JAZZ AGE � Depression, Uranium & Vintage Glass** Step into a world of color, light, and extraordinary American glassmaking with **Luminous Part 2**, the second installment of our special glass collection. Where Part 1 celebrated fine individual pieces and studio glass, Part 2 turns its attention to the dazzling tableware, serving pieces, decorative glass, and colorful patterns that filled American homes from the Jazz Age through the Mid-Century era. With **more than 360 lots**, this catalog is packed with Depression glass, uranium and Vaseline glass, elegant glass, carnival glass, Art Deco forms, Victorian pieces, Mid-Century designs, and an incredible spectrum of color. One of the highlights of the collection is an extensive selection of **uranium glass**, including pieces and sets by Westmoreland, Imperial, Indiana Glass, Jeannette, Central Glass, U.S. Glass, L.E. Smith and others. Under UV light, these pieces come alive with their unmistakable brilliant green glow. Collectors will find pitchers, bowls, plates, sherbets, serving pieces, compotes, vases, console bowls and complete or partial tableware sets throughout the catalog. Depression-era glass is equally well represented, with beautiful examples in **pink, green, yellow, amber, blue and clear glass**. Look for favorite patterns and makers including Jeannette Windsor Diamond, Swirl and National; Central Glass Frances; Hazel Atlas Colonial Block, Newport and Moderntone; Anchor Hocking Oyster & Pearl, Queen Mary, Manhattan, Miss America and Block Optic; Indiana Glass Tea Room and Pyramid; Imperial Beaded Block and Mt. Vernon; U.S. Glass Aunt Polly; and many more. The color continues well beyond Depression glass. This collection includes **cobalt and ultramarine blue, amethyst, ruby red, avocado and emerald green, amber, marigold, cranberry, pink, yellow, teal and iridescent glass**, creating a catalog that truly lives up to the name *Luminous*. Collectors of decorative and art glass will also discover pieces attributed to or produced by **Fenton, Cambridge, Fostoria, Westmoreland, L.E. Smith, Imperial, Libochovice, Kralik, Blenko, Tiffin, Viking, Kanawha, Barolac, Egermann and others**, alongside Bohemian glass, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Victorian satin and opalescent glass, Czech Art Deco glass, carnival glass and Mid-Century art glass. From dramatic pitchers and glowing uranium sets to cake stands, console bowls, candy dishes, butter dishes, platters, vases, punch sets, stemware, serving pieces and colorful tableware, this auction offers opportunities for both the dedicated glass collector and anyone who simply loves beautiful vintage color. Many pieces have survived for nearly a century, and condition varies throughout the collection. Please review all photographs and individual lot descriptions carefully for measurements, condition notes, chips, cracks, manufacturing characteristics and other details. **Luminous Part 2 is a celebration of an era when the American table became colorful.** From the soft pinks and greens of the Depression years to glowing uranium, rich cobalt, brilliant amber and jewel-toned Mid-Century glass, this collection tells the story of changing American design one piece at a time. Turn on the black light, pour yourself something festive, and explore **Luminous Part 2: The Jazz Age.**