Teal Milk Glass Scalloped Edge Vase/Holder

This item is a small, possibly antique or vintage, decorative vase or holder crafted from what appears to be teal/turquoise milk glass. Its most striking feature is the heavily textured exterior, adorned with intricate patterns that suggest a pressed glass manufacturing technique. The patterns include a fan or sunburst motif, as well as a more geometric, possibly diamond-point or hobnail-like design, creating a rich visual and tactile surface. The color is a consistent, opaque teal or turquoise, characteristic of milk glass from certain eras, particularly giving it a somewhat milky or opaque, rather than translucent, appearance. The top rim of the piece is distinctively scalloped or jagged, with pointed protrusions that add to its decorative appeal and unique silhouette. The interior appears smooth by contrast, and the item has a solid, sturdy base. There are no immediately obvious visible condition issues such as chips, cracks, or significant wear, though the lighting makes it difficult to assess fine details. The style suggests it could be from the late 19th or early 20th century, a period known for its elaborate pressed glass designs. Without specific maker's marks, pinpointing exact origin or age is challenging, but the craftsmanship of the intricate pattern points to a well-made, decorative piece, likely intended for holding small flowers, pens, or simply as an ornamental object.