Satin Glass Ginger Jar with Horse and Foal Decoration

This appears to be a vintage satin glass ginger jar, featuring a soft, pearlescent finish over a primary color scheme of light yellow-green, transitioning to a pale, blush pink or peach in the central area. The jar has a squat, rounded body that tapers slightly towards the neck, which is topped with a removable lid of the same light yellow-green color and satin finish. The most prominent feature is the hand-painted or transfer-applied decoration depicting an adult horse nuzzling a young foal. The horses are rendered in shades of brown and reddish-brown, with delicate outlines and some shading, suggesting a tenderness in the scene. They are depicted against a light green grassy background with a subtle white fence detail. The overall artwork style is somewhat illustrative and romanticized. The satin finish suggests it might be from the late 19th or early 20th century, a popular period for such glasswork, or a later reproduction aiming for that aesthetic. The condition appears good, with no obvious chips, cracks, or significant paint loss visible from the provided image. The frosted or satin look of the glass diffuses light, giving it a soft glow. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures in the provided views, which would require inspection of the base. The craftsmanship seems solid for a decorative art glass piece of this type.