Pressed Glass Creamer with Etched Floral Design

The item is a small, clear glass creamer, likely part of a larger glassware set. It is constructed from pressed glass, characterized by its molded shape with distinct facets and a substantial feel. The creamer features a faceted body, with several vertical panels. A notable decorative element is an etched or cut floral design, possibly a stylized star or flower with multiple petals, visible on at least one of the prominent facets of the main body, suggesting a repeating pattern around the circumference. The handle is a simple, C-shaped loop, integrated seamlessly into the molded structure. The spout is a classic pouring lip, designed for easy dispensing of liquids. The base of the creamer appears to be hexagonal or octagonal, contributing to its stable footing. The glass itself is clear, though it exhibits some dust or surface grime, especially noticeable along the rim and within the etched patterns, indicating it has been on display or in storage for some time. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant damage, though a thorough inspection would be required to confirm the absence of minor flea bites or internal stress fractures. The craftsmanship indicates a functional yet decorative piece, typical of early to mid-22th-century pressed glass art. No discernible maker’s marks or signatures are visible in the provided image. The overall style suggests it could be a Depression-era piece or from a slightly later period when such pressed and etched glass patterns were popular for everyday tableware.