Translucent Green Glass Shamrock Decorative Accents

This set consists of four complete and one partial translucent emerald green glass shamrocks, likely intended for decorative or craft applications. Each shamrock measures approximately 1 to 1.5 inches in diameter and features a molded three-leaf design with a short, curved stem. The material is a mass-produced, soda-lime glass with a glossy finish. The construction exhibits a slight convex surface on the face and a flatter reverse side, typical of press-molded glass tokens or 'table scatter.' Notable features include the vibrant forest green color saturation and the organic, rounded edges of the heart-shaped leaflets. Regarding condition, there is significant damage present: one shamrock is broken into at least two pieces, with a detached single leaf visible in the center of the arrangement. The surfaces show minor scuffing, fingerprints, and internal seed bubbles indicative of a mid-to-late 20th-century manufacturing process. No maker's marks or signatures are present, suggesting these are generic retail items often sold in bulk for seasonal St. Patrick's Day displays or as vase fillers. The overall craftsmanship is consistent with functional, non-artisanal glass production, characterized by uniform color and standard mold-pressed shapes.