Pink Depression Glass Footed Dessert/Sherbet Dish

This item is a vintage pink depression glass footed dessert or sherbet dish, notable for its delicate pale rose or salmon pink tint, characteristic of depression-era glass. It stands approximately 4-5 inches tall, featuring a flared, V-shaped bowl that narrows significantly towards a short stem and a circular footed base. The bowl is faceted, giving it a somewhat hexagonal or octagonal cross-section, which adds visual interest and catches the light. The primary decorative element is an etched floral pattern, prominent on at least one visible panel of the bowl, depicting a large, open flower with a star-like center and surrounding leaves. The etching appears subtle and well-integrated into the glass. The glass clarity is good, with some light reflections visible, suggesting good optical quality for its age. There are no readily apparent chips, cracks, or significant abrasions from the provided image, indicating it is in good, used vintage condition with an intact structure. The overall craftsmanship appears standard for mass-produced depression glass, focusing on classic design and functionality rather than intricate bespoke details. Due to its color, style, and common production methods of the era, it likely dates from the 1920s to the 1940s. Its simple yet elegant design would have made it suitable for various desserts or cocktails during that period. No specific maker's marks or signatures are visible in the image, which is common for this type of glassware.