Vintage Silver Overlay Glass Bonbon Dish with Poppy Motif

This item is an elegant vintage glass bonbon or nut dish, likely dating from the mid-20th century (circa 1940s-1950s). The dish is crafted from clear pressed glass featuring a scalloped rim and a decorative 'molded' scalloped interior texture. It is famously adorned with a 'Silver City' or 'Rockwell' style silver overlay, specifically featuring a detailed floral poppy pattern. The silver is applied through an electroplating process directly onto the glass. The dish features two ornate, bifurcated scroll handles on opposite sides, which are molded as part of the glass body. The rim is completely finished with a matching silver band. Physically, the dish appears to be approximately 6 to 7 inches in diameter. The silver shows significant oxidation and darkening (patina), which is common for sterling silver or silver-plate overlay of this era. There is visible wear on the silver overlay, particularly near the poppy petals where the definition is softening, and potential light surface scratching on the glass. A bright green price sticker is present on the interior center, which might hide minor surface scratches or residues. The craftsmanship is indicative of mid-market American art glass companies that specialized in decorating blanks from major manufacturers like Fenton or Tiffin.