Vintage Pressed Glass Punch Bowl Set with Wheat Pattern

This is a vintage pressed clear glass punch bowl set, consisting of an oval-shaped serving platter or tray, at least three punch cups (with one visibly chipped handle), and a smaller glass bowl that fits into a recessed area on the platter. The set is made of clear, molded glass, indicating a mass-produced item. The primary decorative motif on the large platter and the smaller bowl is an embossed pattern resembling wheat stalks or stylized plumes arranged in sweeping, curvilinear designs, typical of late 19th or early 20th-century pressed glass patterns, often referred to as 'EAPG' (Early American Pattern Glass) or similar styles. The edges of the platter also feature a raised, beaded or rope-like border. The punch cups have a simple, rounded form with a textured or ribbed C-shaped handle, one of which shows significant breakage, suggesting fragility or prior impact. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures in the provided images, which is common for many pressed glass pieces of this era. The overall condition appears fair, with visible wear and tear, especially the chipped handle on one cup, but the glass itself seems fairly clear with some expected patina or surface scratching from age and use. The smaller bowl fits snugly into a specific indentation on the larger platter, indicating its intended use as part of a serving ensemble, likely for dips or sauces alongside snacks or beverages. The design suggests a functional yet decorative serving set, characteristic of home entertaining wares from its probable era.