Imperial Glass Open Rose Oval Platter | Canary Yellow EAPG Serving Tray | c.1915

Beautiful Early American Pattern Glass oval serving platter attributed to Imperial Glass Company, featuring the elegant Open Rose pattern. This pressed-glass design showcases large open roses, scrolling vines, and ribbon-bow motifs framed within a softly raised oval well.  Rendered in a delicate canary / straw yellow, this piece does not contain uranium and does not glow under UV, making it ideal for collectors seeking classic yellow EAPG without radioactive content.  A lovely display piece for a china cabinet, sideboard, or cottage-style table setting, and a versatile size for serving or decorative use.  ⸻  Condition: Good vintage condition with expected age-related wear. Light surface scratches and minor manufacturing variations consistent with early pressed glass production. No cracks or chips observed.  ⸻  Materials: Pressed glass, molded glass, vintage glass, yellow glass ⸻ Era & Style Notes  Produced during the late EAPG to early Depression-era transition, this platter reflects Imperial’s signature floral richness and softer relief compared to earlier, heavier Victorian molds.  ⸻  Disclaimer: Early American Pattern Glass was produced using hand-finished molds, and minor inconsistencies in pattern sharpness, thickness, or color are normal and part of the charm of antique pressed glass.  Imperial Glass Open Rose EAPG platter Yellow glass Oval serving tray  cottagecore decor romantic vintage Victorian revival grandmillennial antique tableware