Pressed Glass Hobstar and Fan Berry Bowl

This is a round serving bowl crafted from clear pressed glass, featuring an intricate geometric pattern typical of Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) or mid-century revival styles. The exterior design consists of repeated hobstar motifs contained within triangular panels, separated by smooth, arched vertical ribs that terminate at a scalloped sawtooth rim. The base of the bowl features a large, integrated multi-pointed starburst or compass-rose medallion. In terms of construction, the glass has a substantial thickness and weight, though visible mold seams confirm it is pressed rather than hand-cut crystal. The clarity is decent, with some minor internal seed bubbles visible under magnification. Condition-wise, the bowl shows moderate surface wear consistent with age, specifically 'flea bites' or minute chips along the sharp edges of the interior rim and some light shelf wear or scratching on the exterior base. No major cracks or large chips are immediately evident in the provided view. The craftsmanship displays a utilitarian level of mass production, likely dating from the early to mid-20th century, intended to mimic more expensive cut glass for the domestic market.