Vintage Golf Depression Green Glass 1920's (Ashtray)

Potential Origin & Era: Similar ashtrays, particularly those with a golf scene and distinctive green color, are often associated with Cambridge Glass Co. and are believed to date back to the 1920s to early 1930s.
Material: The green color and potential for a glow suggest it might be uranium glass, also known as vaseline glass. This type of glass contains a small amount of uranium, which causes it to fluoresce under ultraviolet (black) light.
Design Details: The ashtray features a detailed, possibly etched or molded, scene of a golfer swinging a club, often in traditional golfing attire (knickers), on a grassy fairway.
Identifying Uranium Glass: To confirm if it's uranium glass, you can expose it to an ultraviolet (black) light in a dark room; if it glows a vibrant green, it contains uranium. The radioactivity level in uranium glass is generally considered very low and safe under normal handling and use.

Note: There is small chip on the back of dish