Crystal or Pressed Glass Scalloped Rim Vase

This is a clear, colorless glass vase, likely made from crystal or high-quality pressed glass, exhibiting a classic aesthetic often associated with decorative glassware. The vase features a distinctive flared, scalloped rim comprising at least eight pronounced peaks, giving it a somewhat floral or crown-like appearance at the top. Its body tapers softly from the wider opening down to a narrower base. The surface of the vase is heavily adorned with intricate cut glass patterns, including a prominent crisscross or 'crisscross and fan' motif across the main body, creating a faceted effect that enhances its ability to refract light. Below this central pattern, the lower portion and base appear to have vertical fluting or panels, further contributing to its visual texture. The construction suggests a molded or cut process, with sharp, precise edges defining the patterns, indicating a good level of craftsmanship. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant damage from the provided images, suggesting it is in good to excellent condition. The surface appears clean, free from major scratches or haziness. The base is circular and solid, providing stability. Based on its style and common manufacturing techniques for such intricate patterns, this vase likely dates from the mid-20th century to the late 20th century, a period when decorative glass vases of this type were highly popular as home decor items. No specific maker's marks or signatures are discernible from the image, but the quality of the cutting suggests it could be from a reputable glass manufacturer.