Pressed Glass Footed Candy Dish with Finial Lid

This is a heavy, clear pressed glass candy dish or bon-bon jar features a globular body supported by three scrolled tripod feet. The exterior is decorated with an intricate geometric pattern consisting of a central band of arched panels containing frosted or textured shell-like motifs, flanked by borders of diamond-point or cross-hatched cuttings. The matching domed lid mirrors the diamond-point pattern and is topped by a tall, multi-tiered pedestal finial with a small knop at the peak. Based on the construction and mold lines, this item is likely mid-20th-century American or European pressed glass, designed to mimic high-end Brilliant Period cut glass. The glass appears to have good clarity with significant light refraction, suggesting a high lead content or quality lime-glass composition. No visible maker's marks are present in the image, which is common for such utility crystal pieces. The item appears to be in good vintage condition with no major chips or cracks visible on the finial or feet, though light surface scratches consistent with use and age are expected upon close physical inspection. The craftsmanship is evidenced by the symmetry of the molded patterns and the stability of the integral legs.