Iridescent Amber Glass Footed Bowl with Ruffled Edge

This item is an iridescent amber-colored glass bowl with a distinctive ruffled or crimped edge, indicating a decorative or servingware function. The glass exhibits a rich, warm amber hue, which shimmers with an iridescent quality, reflecting various colors when exposed to light. The interior of the bowl appears to feature a molded pattern, possibly a starburst or a floral motif, which adds to its visual interest and catches the light effectively. The overall shape is round, and it appears to be a smaller individual serving bowl or a decorative dish rather than a large centerpiece. While the base is not fully visible, the visible portion suggests a footed design, elevating the bowl slightly. A white sticker or label is affixed to the interior, partially obscuring the central pattern. This sticker has black text, which is largely illegible but appears to be a price tag or store label, possibly indicating 'The Bargain Shop' or similar. The glass construction suggests it was likely molded. The craftsmanship appears to be typical of mass-produced decorative glassware from the early to mid-20th century, particularly pieces intended to mimic more expensive art glass. There are no clear visible signs of damage such as chips or cracks from the provided image, though the resolution limits a definitive assessment of minor wear. The 'cut-glass' look of the exterior edges and the molded interior pattern are characteristic of carnival glass or similar pressed glass items from the Art Deco or Mid-Century Modern periods. The item's likely age falls within the 1920s-1970s.