Uranium glass handled dish for ID and age?

Hi all,
I can't seem to find this piece and was looking for some help.
Ive looked in all my books and the closest i could come to this is the Fostoria Colony or their earlier pattern Queen Ann. but neither made a dish that looks like this. It is 3" tall and 6 1/4 wide from handle tips.

Mikey

 

Hi,
Looks like a swirl pattern ice bucket. I am not near my books at the moment. I'll have to check later. I think it is Spiral by Hocking glass.
greg

 

Agree with greg. Swirl or Spiral Depression era
Not Fostoria - quality of glass is kitchen glass. So Hocking is a good guess.

 

Thanks greg, No need to look for it. You were correct and awesome as usual. Thanks to both of you for answering so quickly. Replacements has it as Anchor Hocking Spiral green discontinued= 1928-1930.

Mike

 

Hi Mike,
It is Hocking from 1928-1930. They did not join Achor until later in the 30s. Replacements do a decent job but some of their comments are wrong. Thank you for the compliment, enjoy the Holidays.
greg

 

I had the same piece, the answer I got yeas ago was:
It's an Ice Bucket, the pattern is Spiral, by Hocking Glass Company (before they became Anchor Hocking) and was made from 1928 - 1930. It is Depression glass.

I wonder if it was Greg that answered it for me

Anyway, mine glowed like a Banshee, check it with a blacklight:

 

Hi Marie,
It probably was me.
greg

 

I knew it was uranium . hence the title. All I have is a black light pen that i carry around when I'm shopping .

 

Just for fun put it out in strong sunlight, you will be amazed! It's how I knew mine had uranium in the mix