Art Deco Uranium Glass Boudoir Lamp Shade measure his art career began all

his art career began all the way at age 14 when he became a contributing artist for Life magazine before contributing to Judge magazine the following year

The painted interior contrasts with the darker exterior finish and remains consistent with traditional utilitarian cupboards produced throughout the mid-to-late 19th century

and the locking mechanism operates properly

while a pierced brass gallery rail crowns the top

and Truth-beneath a dove in flight and above a large "R" for Rebekah

Art Deco Uranium Glass Boudoir Lamp Shade measure his art career began allHexagonal uranium glass boudoir lamp shade featuring alternating stepped panels decorated with striking Art Deco geometric transfers in black, gold, cream, and pale blue. Molded in translucent vaseline glass, the shade exhibits a soft chartreuse appearance under normal lighting and fluoresces a brilliant neon green under ultraviolet light. The combination of geometric styling, molded form, and uranium glass composition reflects the height of the Art