Cut Glass Vase / Planter with Frosted Panels and Scalloped Rim

This item is a clear cut glass vessel, most likely a vase or a planter, featuring a distinct design that combines both clear and frosted elements. The piece has a cylindrical or slightly tapered form, wider at the top and narrowing towards the base. Its most striking feature is the scalloped or zigzag rim, adding a decorative flair to the top edge. The body of the vessel is adorned with a diamond-cut pattern, characteristic of pressed or cut glass, which covers the lower and mid-sections, creating a reflective, faceted surface. Interspersed within this pattern, particularly in the upper half, are vertical panels of frosted glass, which stand out against the clear glass, adding texture and visual interest. These frosted panels appear to be in a leaf or flame-like shape, pointing upwards. The base is flat and clear, allowing the light to pass through. While specific dimensions are not discernible from the image, it appears to be a medium-sized piece suitable for a small floral arrangement or a potted plant. The craftsmanship suggests it is a manufactured item, possibly from the mid-20th century, given the commonality of such patterns in that era. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant damage, and the glass appears clean, indicating good overall condition with typical wear as expected for its age. The quality of the cut glass appears decent, reflecting light effectively, and the frosting technique is consistently applied.