Pressed Glass Hexagonal-Patterned Footed Bowl

This item is a clear, colorless pressed glass bowl, characterized by a distinct hexagonal, honeycomb-like pattern covering its exterior surface, from the rim down to the base. The bowl has a shallow, circular form with an undulating or scalloped rim that follows the peaks and valleys of inner hexagonal facets. It stands on three small, rounded feet, which appear to be integrally molded into the base of the bowl. The overall construction suggests it was manufactured through a pressing process, where molten glass is pressed into a mold, creating a uniform pattern and shape. The clarity of the glass indicates a relatively good quality of material, free from significant opacities or air bubbles that would suggest lower-grade glass. There are no visible maker's marks, signatures, or stamps evident from the provided images, which is common for many pressed glass items. The style, with its geometric patterning and footed design, is typical of mid-20th-century American pressed glass, possibly dating from the 1930s to the 1960s. The bowl appears to be in good condition, showing no obvious chips, cracks, or significant wear. The glass still exhibits good brilliance and transparency. Its craftsmanship, while mass-produced, shows a clean execution of the molded pattern, with no significant seams or rough edges visible.