Vintage Fluted Clear Glass Mayonnaise or Gravy Boat with Attached Underplate

This item is a vintage serving vessel, likely a mayonnaise or sauce bowl, featuring an integrated or attached saucer/underplate. It is constructed from thick, pressed clear soda-lime glass with a high-gloss finish. The design is characterized by a deep, fluted or ribbed motif that extends vertically up the sides of the bowl and radiates outward across the saucer, creating a scalloped, petal-like rim on both components. This 'flower-like' or 'sunburst' silhouette is characteristic of Mid-Century American glassware, specifically brands like Federal Glass or Anchor Hocking. The bowl is approximately 4-5 inches in diameter, while the attached underplate extends significantly further to catch drips. In terms of condition, the glass retains good clarity without significant clouding (sickness), though small surface scratches and minor debris are visible. There are no immediate signs of large chips or cracks, although the rim edges should be inspected for 'flea bites' common in pressed glass of this age. The craftsmanship is utilitarian yet elegant, featuring rounded, polished edges typical of mid-20th-century mass-production decorative kitchenware.