Art Deco Frosted Glass Nude Woman Figural Powder Jars

This image displays a collection of three frosted glass figural pieces, appearing to be elegant vanity or boudoir items from the Art Deco period. Specifically, two identical 'nude woman' figural powder jars are captured prominently: one in a soft, ethereal frosted blue and the other in a vibrant, translucent frosted green, possibly uranium glass due to its bright hue. A third, partially visible frosted white figural, distinct from the other two, can be seen on the far left. The 'nude woman' figures are depicted in a classical pose, with flowing drapery modestly covering parts of their bodies. Their features are softened by the frosted finish of the glass, creating a delicate and artistic aesthetic. Each figure stands atop a circular base which appears to be designed as a powder jar, featuring a series of raised, circular indentations or 'pearls' around the perimeter of the lid, likely for holding dusting puffs or as decorative elements. The craftsmanship suggests molded or pressed glass, characteristic of the early to mid-20th century. The consistent style and frosted appearance across the pieces indicate they may be part of a set or from the same manufacturer. No visible damage such as chips or cracks can be discerned from the image, and the frosted finish appears consistent with moderate age, suggesting good preservation. The items represent typical Art Deco stylistic preferences for elegant female forms and functional decorative objects.