Clear Pressed Glass Coaster or Small Dish

This item is a circular, clear pressed glass object, likely functioning as a coaster or a very small decorative dish. Its physical characteristics include a scalloped or fluted exterior edge, providing a decorative and possibly grip-enhancing texture. The interior base of the item features an intricate, radial pattern composed of concentric circles and what appear to be stylized ogees or teardrop shapes arranged in an octagonal or starburst formation. The central motif is a tight spiral of smaller circles, surrounded by eight larger, curved or rounded segments, each containing a C-scroll or spiral design. This detailed pattern is molded into the underside of the glass, creating a raised, tactile surface on the bottom and a smooth, patterned surface on the top interior. The glass itself appears to be of standard thickness, transparent, and colorless. No significant chips, cracks, or repairs are immediately visible, suggesting it is in good to very good condition, though surface scratches typical of age and use may be present but are not clearly discernible from the image. There are no apparent maker's marks, signatures, or stamps visible. The style suggests it could be from the mid-20th century, a common period for decorative pressed glass, though without specific manufacturing details or context, it is difficult to precisely date. The craftsmanship indicates a mass-produced item due to the pressed glass technique, exhibiting a consistent and well-defined pattern. The overall appearance is decorative and functional.