Uranium Glass Mixing Bowl, Hamilton Beach, Pour Spout, 9" Dia, c.1930s

Uranium Glass Mixing Bowl, Hamilton Beach, Pour Spout, 9" Dia, c.1930s

Hit this antique 1930s mixing bowl by Hamilton Beach with a UV light and check out the green glow! It is marked by the maker on the bottom. It has a diameter of about 9 inches ...

$$$$$ · Indexed December 20, 2025 ·

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History
  • Hamilton Beach, established in the early 20th century, is known for its innovative appliances, reflecting the evolution of kitchen technology during the 1930s when such products began gaining popularity among home cooks.
  • The inclusion of uranium glass in kitchenware highlights a notable trend in the 20th century, where glassware often contained uranium for aesthetic qualities, notably the glow under UV light, which could intrigue collectors and enthusiasts of historical kitchen artifacts.
  • Culinary tools from the 1930s could signify a time of changing home cooking practices in America, as appliances began to simplify food preparation, thus shaping modern cooking habits.

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