Opaque Glass Pendant

Historical Information
Type: Decorative pressed milk glass fragment pendant
Fabric: Opaque white moulded/pressed milk glass with
resin coating and modern metal bail
Date: c. 1930-1950
Manufacturer: Unknown - possibly American pressed glass
maker such as Fenton, Imperial, or Westmoreland
Origin: Decorative household glassware, likely American
or British manufacture
Find Location: Colchester
Extra information:
Fragment from a larger decorative pressed glass object, possibly a bowl, vase, compote, or vanity ware item. The flowing relief pattern resembles drapery, shell, or stylised floral folds typical of Art Deco to mid-century decorative glass design. The fragment has been drilled, fitted with a modern metal bail, and coated in resin for stabilisation and use as jewellery. UV testing suggests it is standard white milk glass rather than uranium glass.