Cut Glass Creamer with Frosted Sunflower Design

This is a clear, cut glass creamer, likely part of a larger tableware set. It stands on a raised, circular foot that is also faceted with radiating cuts, giving it stability and echoing the design on the body. The main body of the creamer is cylindrical with a slightly flaring rim and a pronounced pouring spout. The glass is clear and highly reflective, suggesting a good quality crystal or leaded glass. The most prominent feature is the intricate cut glass pattern; radial cuts emanate from a central frosted circle on both visible sides, creating a sunflower or starburst motif. The frosted center adds a unique tactile and visual contrast to the otherwise brilliant clear glass. The handle is an applied piece of glass, also clear, and features a decorative, ornate shape with a scalloped or beaded edge along its outer curve, adding to its elegance. The construction appears to be machine-made or semi-automated given the precision of the cuts and the uniformity. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant abrasions from the provided image, indicating it is in good to excellent vintage condition, possibly with minor surface scratches inherent with age and use. The aesthetic points to a mid-20th century production, perhaps from the 1950s to 1970s, a period known for highly decorative and intricate glassware. The craftsmanship seems of decent quality, typical of mass-produced yet attractive utilitarian glassware from that era. No maker's marks or signatures are discernible.