Clear Pressed Glass Divided Serving Tray

The item is a clear pressed glass serving tray, featuring a rectangular shape with distinct divisions. It appears to be made of transparent glass, likely soda-lime glass, commonly used in table and serving ware. The tray is divided into three sections: one large central compartment running lengthwise, and two smaller, square-shaped compartments positioned side-by-side at one end, perpendicular to the central division. All divisions are integrated into the molded glass structure. The edges of the tray are adorned with a decorative ribbed pattern, which creates a textured border. The bottom surface of the tray also exhibits a radiating, fan-like molded pattern, extending from the center outwards to the rim, adding visual interest and likely improving grip. The overall construction suggests a mass-produced item from the mid-20th century, a period when pressed glass was widely popular for its affordability and decorative qualities. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant wear marks that can be discerned from the image, suggesting it is in good, used condition. No specific maker's marks or signatures are visible. The design is functional for serving multiple food items simultaneously, such as snacks, appetizers, or condiments. The clear glass allows the contents to be prominently displayed.