Pressed Glass Bud Vase with Scalloped Rim

This is a vintage pressed glass bud vase, approximately 8 to 10 inches in height, featuring a clear, colorless glass construction. The design is characterized by a flared, scalloped rim that transitions into a long, vertical-ribbed neck. The mid-section down to the base features a more complex pattern of layered, chevron-style or 'wheat-ear' textures that create a geometric, tiered effect. The piece sits on a circular pedestal base adorned with radial starburst or sunburst cuts on the underside. The construction suggests it was made using a mold, as evidenced by the consistent patterns and likely presence of faint mold seams. The glass exhibits good clarity, suggesting it is a late 20th-century mass-manufactured decorative piece, possibly in the style of manufacturers like Anchor Hocking or Indiana Glass. The condition appears excellent with no visible chips, cracks, or significant clouding ('sick glass') from hard water deposits. Its slender silhouette is specifically designed to hold one or two flower stems, commonly referred to as a bud vase. The overall style is reminiscent of mid-to-late 20th-century Americana glassware, blending Art Deco geometric influences with traditional floral display functionality. No distinct maker's marks are immediately visible in the provided image, which is common for this type of utilitarian glassware.