Art Deco Faceted Green Satin Glass Powder Jar

This is a vintage lidded trinket or powder jar crafted in a distinct Art Deco style. The item is made of translucent, lime-green satin (frosted) glass, a color and finish often associated with Depression-era glass or early 20th-century vanity sets. The jar features a geometric, faceted body with a hexagonal or pentagonal base tapering upwards, mirroring the sharp, clean lines characteristic of the 1920s-1930s design period. The lid is also faceted and is topped with a circular, disc-like finial that provides a functional grip. The material appears to be 'uranium glass' or 'vaseline glass' given its specific neon-green hue, which would fluoresce under ultraviolet light. The construction is molded glass with a soft, acid-etched matte finish providing the 'satin' effect. Regarding condition, there is a visible dark horizontal line or crack along one of the front facets that suggests a structural fracture or deep scratch, and minor shelf wear is evident along the base edges. No visible maker’s marks are present in the image, but the craftsmanship is consistent with European or American glassworks from the mid-20th century.