Pressed Glass Decorative Bowl with Fleur-de-Lis Motif

This is a decorative glass bowl, likely a candy dish or nut bowl, made of pressed glass with a pale green or aquamarine tint, typical of Depression-era glassware. The bowl features a scalloped, almost petal-like rim, with prominent vertical ribbing or fluting extending downwards from each scallop. The body of the bowl transitions from a round upper section to an octagonal foot. The most notable decorative element is a repeating motif of what appears to be stylized fleur-de-lis designs, set within elongated ovals around the base of the bowl. These patterns are crisply molded into the glass. The glass exhibits a good level of transparency with some characteristic air bubbles and mold lines, indicative of its manufacturing process. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant damage, suggesting it is in good, used condition. A price sticker is affixed to the side, indicating it is likely from a retail or thrift store setting. The craftsmanship appears to be robust, designed for everyday use rather than fine delicate display.