Amethyst Pressed Glass Hand-and-Rose Trinket Dish

This item is a decorative trinket dish or catch-all crafted from pressed glass in a deep amethyst or purple hue. The design features a stylized human hand with fingers slightly cupped, resting upon a cluster of roses and stylized leaves at the wrist. The glass is translucent with a consistent saturation of color throughout the piece, typical of mid-20th-century decorative glassware. The construction shows smooth, rounded edges and a molded underside that provides stability on a flat surface. Notable features include the detailed relief work on the flower petals and the anatomical definition of the fingers and palm. The item currently has a purple price sticker applied to the center of the palm, which likely obscures some of the glass surface but does not appear to indicate permanent damage. In terms of condition, the glass retains a high gloss with no immediately visible chips, cracks, or heavy abrasions visible in the image, though some micro-scratches from handling may be present. This style of 'Hand with Roses' dish was popularized by manufacturers like Westmoreland and Fenton during the mid-to-late 20th century, often drawing inspiration from Victorian-era aesthetics. The craftsmanship is of a commercial mold-blown or pressed quality, showing clear definition in the mold lines. The overall aesthetic is one of classic vintage charm, often used for holding rings, jewelry, or small vanity items.