Pressed Glass Hexagonal Candy Dish with Lid

This item is a small, clear pressed glass candy dish, featuring a distinct hexagonal shape for both its body and lid. The candy dish exhibits an ornate design characteristic of vintage pressed glass, with molded patterns on its exterior surfaces. The main body of the dish has six flat sides, each adorned with a diamond or geometric pattern, giving it a faceted appearance that helps to refract light. The base of the dish also appears to be molded with a starburst or similar decorative pattern, visible through the clear glass, contributing to its overall aesthetic appeal. The matching lid maintains the hexagonal theme and features similar decorative pressings. It has a small, simple knob-like handle for easy removal, which is also made of clear glass. The overall construction suggests it was manufactured using a mold, typical of pressed glass items from the late 19th through mid-20th centuries. In terms of condition, the glass appears clear and relatively free from significant cloudiness or etching, suggesting it has been well-maintained or lightly used. There are no immediately visible chips, cracks, or repairs, though a closer inspection would be required to verify its pristine condition. The quality of the glass is indicative of mass-produced decorative tableware, common for candy or trinket dishes of its era. This particular design and pressing style suggest an estimated age from the Art Deco period to mid-century modern, likely between the 1930s and 1960s. No specific maker's marks are visible in the provided image.