Clear Glass Bonbon Dish with Blue and Floral Enamel Rim

This item is a circular, clear glass bonbon or comport dish featuring a central glass handle. The dish is primarily made of clear pressed glass, showcasing a sunburst or starburst pattern molded into the base of the central section, radiating outwards from beneath the handle. The handle itself is a shaped loop of clear glass, with a subtle golden embellishment or highlight visible along its top edge, suggesting a possible gold trim or accent. The most striking decorative element is the wide, cobalt blue band encircling the rim of the dish. This blue band is further enhanced by a delicate floral motif, hand-painted or enameled, featuring small roses in shades of pink, yellow, and orange, interspersed with green foliage. A thin golden line or band separates the clear glass from the blue rim, adding a touch of elegance. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with clear glass pressing and finely detailed enamel work. There are no immediate visible signs of extensive wear or damage, such as chips, cracks, or significant loss of the enamel paint, though closer inspection would be needed to confirm this. The overall style suggests an aesthetic from the mid-20th century, possibly dating from the 1940s to 1960s, a period known for decorative glass servingware. The combination of pressed glass, enameled decoration, and gold accents points towards a decorative rather than purely utilitarian purpose, likely intended for serving candies, nuts, or small pastries.