Frosted and Gilded Glass Vase/Compote Dish

This item is a frosted glass vase or compote dish, approximately 8-10 inches in height, featuring a flared, conical body that tapers down to a circular footed base. The glass itself is semi-transparent with a matte, frosted finish, suggesting either acid-etching or sandblasting for its texture. The rim of the vessel is scalloped or undulating, adding a decorative touch. Adorning the exterior of the main body is a stylized botanical or leaf pattern, which appears to be etched or clear-cut into the frosted glass, allowing for subtle visual contrast. Within this pattern, some elements, particularly at the base of the leaf motifs, are accented with what appears to be gold gilt or metallic paint, adding a touch of elegance and highlighting the design. The circular foot of the base also features a prominent gold band along its rim, complementing the gilded accents on the body. The overall condition appears good with no obvious chips or cracks visible from the provided image. There might be some minor wear or loss to the gold gilt commensurate with its age and use, but this is not clearly discernible. The craftsmanship suggests a manufactured piece from the mid-20th century, possibly Art Deco or mid-century modern inspired, given the geometric yet organic pattern and the use of frosted and gilded glass. Its quality appears to be standard for decorative glassware from that period, intended for display or holding small arrangements.