Uv Reactive Bowl Appraisal

Circa 1935 Hall "Crocus" Patterned UV Reactive Mixing Bowl

This is a vintage Hall "Crocus" Patterned UV Reactive Mixing Bowl, estimated to be from Circa 1935. The bowl features a pale, creamy yellow or off-white base color. Its physical characteristics include a rounded, bowl shape with distinct vertical fluting or ribbed texture on the exterior, running from the base towards the rim. The primary decorative element is a repeating floral pattern, specifically the 'Crocus' design, which encircles the upper portion of the bowl. This pattern consists of stylized flowers in shades of orange, reddish-pink, and purple, interspersed with green leaves and possibly smaller reddish-orange accent flowers. The colors appear vibrant, suggesting good preservation of the original glaze and decoration. There are no immediately visible chips, cracks, or significant wear marks in the provided image, though a full assessment would require multiple angles and close-ups. The mention of 'UV Reactive' suggests that the glaze or a component within it contains uranium, a common feature in certain ceramic wares from this era, which glows under black light and is a notable distinguishing element for collectors. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, typical of Hall China's durable and functional kitchenware of the period. No specific maker's marks are visible in this view, but its attribution to "Hall" and the known "Crocus" pattern solidifies its identification.