Uranium Glass Scalloped Plate/Shallow Bowl

This is a circular glass plate or shallow bowl, likely made from uranium glass, indicated by the 'Uranium plate' context and the pale green hue. The piece exhibits a ruffled or scalloped edge with distinct, raised ridges or flutes on the underside of what would be the rim. The central portion of the plate features a starburst or sunburst pattern molded into the glass, radiating outwards from the center. The glass appears to be pressed glass, characterized by its molded patterns and thickness variations. The color is a light, translucent green, typical of depression glass or early uranium glass. Based on the style and typical production of such items, it likely dates from the early to mid-20th century, possibly the Depression Era (1920s-1940s). The craftsmanship suggests mass production, yet the molded details are clear and well-defined. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant damage from the provided images, though there is a small red sticker on the interior surface, likely a price or lot tag from an auction. The overall condition appears good, with expected minor wear consistent with its age and use. The plate measures approximately 6 to 7 inches in diameter based on the ruler visible in the background, which shows markings up to 7 inches.