Assorted Miniature Glassware and Cardboard Box

This collection comprises a group of small, clear glass vessels and a deteriorated cardboard box. The glass items appear to be miniature functional or decorative pieces, possibly for a dollhouse, collectible miniatures, or small condiment holders. Four identical square-shaped clear glass containers are nestled within a beige colored, shallow cardboard box. Each of these square containers features a prominent circular indent in the center of its top surface, and the sides and bottom have a textured, grid-like or waffle-patterned design, likely pressed glass. The box itself is simple, unadorned, and shows significant signs of age and wear, including discoloration, staining, and some structural compromise, as indicated by visible creases and potential tears. Outside the box, there are three additional clear glass pieces. On the far left is a small, oval-shaped bottle with a textured, ribbed pattern resembling a grenade or a melon, and it has a small, threaded metal screw-on cap, suggesting it might be a miniature perfume bottle or a small vial. Next to it is another square-shaped clear glass container, very similar in design to those in the box, featuring the central circular indent and textured sides. To its right is a small, shallow, octagonal bowl with a radiating starburst or floral pattern at its base, again characteristic of pressed glass. All glass items are clear, indicating a lack of color tint, and appear to be in generally good condition with no immediately visible chips or cracks, although closer inspection would be required to confirm. The clarity and patterns suggest an older manufacturing technique. The estimated age is likely mid-20th century to early 20th century, given the style of glasswork and the condition of the cardboard box. The craftsmanship is typical of mass-produced pressed glass, utilitarian but with decorative touches.