Pressed Glass Water or Wine Goblet in 'Star and Fan' Motif

This item is a clear pressed glass goblet, likely intended for serving water or wine. The glass stands on a baluster-style pedestal stem which features distinct vertical fluting or ribbing. The base is circular and exhibits a radiating 'sunburst' or 'star' pattern on the underside, which provides both stability and visual interest when viewed from above. The primary bowl of the goblet is extensively decorated with a geometric pressed pattern consisting of 'Star and Fan' motifs, characterized by intersecting diamond cuts and stippled star designs that mimic the appearance of cut crystal. This style is consistent with American Early Pressed Glass (EAPG) or mid-20th-century reproductions by companies like Anchor Hocking or Imperial Glass. Physically, the glass appears thick-walled with a slightly rounded rim, indicating a durable, machine-pressed construction rather than a hand-blown and cut process. The clarity is generally good, though there are visible reflections suggesting a smooth interior surface. No significant chips, cracks, or flea bites are immediately apparent in the photograph, though fine scratch wear consistent with age and use may be present on the base. No visible maker's marks or signatures are seen, which is common for this type of mass-produced glassware. The overall craftsmanship suggests a high-quality consumer-grade item from the early to mid-20th century.