Milk Glass Three Compartment Serving Dish with Gold Beaded Trim

The item is a three-part serving dish, likely intended for appetizers or relishes. It is made of white milk glass with a subtle iridescence or satin finish. The dish has a distinctive shape, with three oval-shaped compartments arranged side-by-side and connected, creating a curved overall profile. The rim of the dish is decorated with a raised, beaded gold border that follows the contours of the compartments. The gold border appears to be intact with minimal visible wear, suggesting good condition or careful use. The milk glass itself has a slight translucency, which is characteristic of the material. There are no obvious chips, cracks, or significant surface abrasions visible in the provided image. The manufacturing method appears to be molded glass, as indicated by the uniform thickness and shape. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures in the image. Based on the style of the milk glass and the gold beaded trim, it likely dates to the mid-20th century, possibly the 1940s or 1950s. The quality of the craftsmanship seems decent for pressed milk glass of this era, with a clean mold and well-applied gold decoration. The overall appearance is one of vintage charm and utility.