Vtg Uranium Juicer CSBH

Depression glass refers to a category of mass-produced, inexpensive, translucent colored glassware produced in the United States from the 1920s to the 1940s, during the Great Depression. It was often given away as a promotional item by businesses, sold in dime stores, or included as a bonus with packaged goods. The vibrant colors, including pink, blue, green, and amber, made it popular despite the economic hardship. 

Slight chip on rim, can be seen in photos

This particular item is a juicer reamer, often designed to fit atop a pitcher, allowing for juicing directly into the pitcher. The green hue is characteristic of 'Vaseline glass,' which contains uranium and glows under blacklight, adding to its collectible appeal. Many companies produced these, with Anchor Hocking being a prominent manufacturer.