Pale Green Fluted Glass Vase/Compote with Pedestal Base

This item is a decorative glass vase or compote, characterized by its translucent, pale green or aqua tint, typical of recycled or Depression-era glass, though its exact age is hard to pinpoint without further markings. It stands on a squared, stepped pedestal base, giving it stability and a formal appearance. The body of the vessel is flared, tapering from a wider top opening down to a narrower stem that connects to the base. A distinctive feature of its design is the ribbed or fluted effect created by vertical, concave channels extending from the rim down towards the waist. These channels are widely spaced, allowing light to beautifully interact with the glass. Notably, the rim of the vase has small, evenly spaced cutout sections along its edge, giving it a somewhat perforated or scalloped look, enhancing its decorative appeal and suggesting it might have been intended for holding flowers. The glass appears to be machine-made, consistent with mass production, and it shows some typical imperfections like slight variations in thickness and possibly small air bubbles, which are common in this type of glass. There are no immediate visible signs of major damage like chips or cracks, and the glass maintains a good overall clarity despite the tint, indicating fair to good condition with a natural patina from age or handling.