Hand-Painted Floral and Ribbon Enamel Glass Creamer with Scroll Feet

This item is a decorative clear glass creamer, likely of mid-20th-century vintage origin, estimated between 1940 and 1960. It features a pressed or molded glass construction with three distinctive scroll or snail-shaped feet that elevate the rounded body. The piece is notably decorated with hand-applied enamel paint depicting a motif of light blue and yellow ribbons tied in bows, interspersed with small white and yellow floral blossoms. The glass provides a high level of clarity, and the decoration shows a whimsical, perhaps European or American Provincial style. The handle is a simple 'C' curve of clear glass applied to the side. At the base of the feet, there are molded rosette details. In terms of condition, the glass appears to be in good structural health without visible chips or major cracks, though there is minor wear and fading to the enamel paint, particularly on the blue outlines of the bows. The paint thickness varies, indicating hand-application rather than a transfer print. No specific maker's mark is visible from the provided orientation, but the style is reminiscent of companies like Fenton, Westmoreland, or various glass decorators of the era. The craftsmanship is decent for mass-produced glassware, with focus on the charming aesthetic of the enamel work.