Step back in time with this Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) masterpiece, the George Duncan & Sons No 30 Diamond Cut aka Scalloped Six Point Vase. This exceptional piece of history, crafted in uranium glass, glows with a captivating green hue under UV light. Its pristine condition, free from chips or cracks and with only minimal scratching on the base, makes it a rare find for collectors and enthusiasts alike. This vase stands as a testament to the incredible craftsmanship of the era. The base features a stunning flower or starburst design, leading up to a thick, over half-inch stem. This stem is expertly shaped into an octagonal form with finely carved notches along each edge, showcasing meticulous attention to detail. The vase gracefully flares into a fluted or trumpeted shape, culminating in a wavy, scalloped rim that resembles an opening flower with four petals. The sides of the vase are divided into four distinct sections, alternating between a diamond cut glass pattern and an ovular, petal-like section. These petal sections echo the notched design of the stem, divided into quadrants with top and bottom featuring an intricate hobnail glass pattern. Measuring 8 inches in height, the vase has a base width of 3.5 inches and a top width of 3.25 inches at the widest point of its trumpeted section. The vase's substantial base is not only visually striking but also provides exceptional stability, ensuring it remains firmly in place.