Vintage Pyrex Divided Serving Dish (Blue Floral Pattern)

The item is a vintage Pyrex divided serving dish, likely from the 'Butterfly Gold' or 'Summer Impressions' pattern series, though the exact pattern is not fully visible. It is made of white opaque milk glass (Pyrex Opal Ware) with a distinctive black rim along the top edge, contrasting sharply with the white body. The dish is oval-shaped and features an internal divider, creating two separate compartments, making it suitable for serving multiple food items simultaneously without mixing. The exterior of the dish is decorated with a repeating pattern of dark blue floral and botanical motifs, specifically stylized flowers resembling cornflowers or similar wild blooms, interspersed with leaves and scrolling elements. The decoration is applied consistently around the entire circumference of the dish. The surface appears smooth and glossy, indicative of a quality glass finish. Visible condition appears good with no obvious chips, cracks, or significant wear to the enamel or decoration, suggesting it has been well-preserved. There are no discernible manufacturer's marks or signatures visible in the provided images, but the material and design are characteristic of Pyrex glassware produced during the mid-to-late 20th century, likely from the 1970s. The overall craftsmanship is typical of mass-produced yet durable kitchenware from that era, known for its heat resistance and longevity. The handles are integrated into the oval shape, providing a seamless and utilitarian design.