Vintage Silver-Plated Brides Basket with Diamond Point Cut Glass Insert

This is a vintage bride's basket consisting of a clear, heavy-pressed glass bowl nestled within a decorative silver-toned metal frame. The glass insert features a prominent diamond point or pineapple-style cut pattern around the exterior, with a starburst or sunburst pattern radiating from the center of the base, characteristic of Mid-Century pressed glass. The metal frame is likely silver-plate over a base metal, featuring an ornate open-work gallery with a repetitive chain-link or lattice motif. A tall, fixed swing handle is attached to the basket rim, displaying a scalloped or trefoil-arched crest at its peak. The construction suggests a manufacturing date between the 1940s and 1960s. The bowl appears to be in good structural condition without prominent chips or cracks, though a pink price sticker is affixed to the interior center. The metal frame shows signs of age-related patina and moderate tarnishing, particularly in the recessed areas of the lattice work and along the base, which is expected for its age. This style was popular as a wedding gift, intended for serving fruit, candy, or bonbons.