Vintage Pressed Glass Decanter and Cordial Glass Set

This is a vintage beverage service set consisting of a large decanter with a matching stopper and six small cordial or liqueur glasses, all displayed on a dark, scalloped metal tray. The glassware is crafted from clear pressed glass featuring a classic diamond point (hobnail-adjacent) geometric pattern on the lower bodies, accented by smooth panels and ringed neck details. The decanter has an architectural bulbous base and a long, slender neck topped with a large, hollow-blown glass stopper that mirrors the base's aesthetic. Each of the six glasses features a matching geometric pattern on the bowl, supported by a short, faceted stem and a wide, starburst-patterned base. The set displays characteristics of early-to-mid 20th-century mass-produced glassware, likely Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) or a mid-century revival style. The tray appears to be made of pewter or oxidized metal, showing significant surface patina, dust, and minor staining consistent with age and storage. The glass itself appears to be in relatively good condition with no visible cracks or major chips from this angle, though fine scratches or 'flea bites' may be present upon closer tactile inspection. The clarity of the glass and the precision of the mold marks suggest a standard mid-market quality of craftsmanship for its era.