Mid-Century Two-Tone Amber and Green Pedestal Covered Candy Dish

This item is a decorative covered candy dish, likely made from pressed glass, exhibiting a two-tone color scheme. The main body and lid are a warm, translucent amber or gold glass, while the pedestal base is a vibrant, translucent green. The overall form suggests a Mid-Century stylistic influence. The dish features a square-shaped bowl with beveled corners, adorned with a repeating circular or scalloped pattern on its lower exterior. The matching square lid has a stepped design, tapering upwards to a fluted, finial-like handle. The edges of the lid are also decorated with a scalloped or fan-like pressed pattern. The piece stands on a prominent, sculpted pedestal base which consists of a square shaft transitioning to a wider, fluted or ribbed square foot, echoing the squareness of the dish itself. The craftsmanship appears to be of reasonable quality for pressed glass, with clear lines and uniform patterns, suggesting mass production methods common in the mid-20th century. No obvious chips, cracks, or significant damage are visible in the provided images, indicating a good state of preservation. The glass surfaces show a smooth, glossy finish typical of well-maintained or lightly used antique or vintage glassware. There are no discernible maker's marks or signatures visible from the provided views. The use of vibrant, contrasting colors is characteristic of decorative items from the Mid-Century period.