Lot of 7 Vintage Octagonal Green Uranium Glass Dessert Plates

This lot features seven vintage octagonal-shaped dessert or salad plates crafted from green depression-era uranium glass. Each plate exhibits a translucent, pale 'Vaseline' green hue under normal lighting, which transforms into a brilliant, neon-green florescence when exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light due to the presence of uranium oxide in the glass batch. The plates are approximately 6 to 8 inches in diameter with a distinct eight-sided geometric profile and a central circular depression for food placement. The construction is pressed glass, typical of the early to mid-20th century, likely dating from the 1930s or 1940s. The edges are faceted, providing a clean Art Deco aesthetic. Regarding condition, the glass appears bright with good clarity; however, as with most utilitarian glassware of this age, minor surface scratches (flea bites) or utensil marks may be present. No major chips or deep cracks are immediately visible in the provided thumbnail imagery. These pieces are highly sought after by collectors for their radioactive novelty and classic American depression-ware craftsmanship. The uniform glow across all seven pieces suggests high-quality consistency in the chemical composition of the glass melt used during manufacturing.