Lot 418:
A Collection of Assorted Cut and Pressed Glass Tableware
Description
A collection of four clear glass objects of various functions and styles, dating from the early-to-mid 20th century. The group includes:
A square-bodied pressed glass inkwell featuring a hobnail or diamond-point textured pattern to the sides. The vessel is fitted with a hinged circular metal lid with a bevelled edge.
A small scent bottle of cylindrical form with a smooth finish, topped with a faceted glass stopper of diamond-like form.
A pressed glass condiment pot, likely for mustard or salts, featuring a diamond-cut geometric pattern. The vessel is formed with an integral oval undertray or base and includes a small condiment spoon with a dark handle and clear bowl.
A heavy lead-crystal style dish, possibly an ashtray or nut dish, decorated with deep geometric mitre cuts and a notched rim.
No maker’s marks, signatures, or etched labels are visible on any of the pieces in the provided images.
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