Modern Geometric Glass Pyramid with Sphere Container

This appears to be a modern decorative object, likely intended as a display piece or perhaps a peculiar terrarium. It consists primarily of two clear glass triangular panes, arranged to form a pyramidal or A-frame structure. These two largest panes are joined at their apex, and a third, smaller rectangular glass piece forms the base, creating an enclosed space. The glass appears to be standard clear float glass, possibly 1/8 to 1/4 inch thick, with polished edges to prevent injury. Inside this glass structure, centered on the base, is a spherical or globe-shaped clear glass container with a flat bottom and what appears to be a wide opening on top, possibly designed to hold a small plant, candle, or other decorative filler. There are also two small, round holes on one side of this inner globe, suggesting it might be specifically designed for airflow or as a specific type of planter. The construction seems simple, likely involving adhesive bonding for the glass panels, typical of contemporary glass art or decor. There are no visible maker's marks, signatures, or discernible manufacturing details, suggesting it could be a mass-produced item or a custom-made piece from a smaller studio. The condition appears good, with no obvious chips, cracks, or significant scratches on the glass, though minor surface dust is present. The overall style is minimalist and geometric, characteristic of late 20th to early 21st-century design. Its unique shape and internal component suggest a quality of craftsmanship suitable for decorative purposes, though it is not a high-end art piece. The precise age is difficult to determine without further information, but it likely dates from the last 20-40 years.