Cut Glass Bowl with Silver Plated Rim

This is a round glass bowl with a silver-plated rim. The glass is clear and features cut patterns, including a diamond pattern on the sides and a rayed or starburst pattern on the bottom. The diamond pattern is created by intersecting lines and appears to be cut into the exterior of the glass. The rim is a polished metal band, likely silverplate given the appearance of tarnish and wear visible in the image. The rim is smooth and encircles the top edge of the glass bowl. The overall form is a shallow, serving or display bowl. The condition appears to show significant tarnish and possibly some scratches or wear on the silverplated rim. The glass itself appears relatively clear and free of major chips or cracks based on the visible areas, although a full inspection would be required for a definitive assessment. No maker's marks or signatures are visible in the provided image. The style suggests it could be from the early to mid-20th century, potentially dating from the Art Deco or Mid-Century Modern period depending on the specific cutting pattern and rim design. The craftsmanship appears reasonably good, with defined cuts in the glass, but the plating on the rim shows signs of age and possible thinning.