Antique EAPG Clear Pressed Glass Nappy Bowl | Diamond Cut & Button Star Pattern

antique glassware, likely dating from the Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) period (1850–1914). Its intricate design catches the light beautifully, giving it the appearance of "brilliant cut" glass. Key Features & Pattern Details: Design Style: EAPG (Early American Pattern Glass) or late Victorian-era pressed glass. Pattern: The primary pattern across the bowl is a detailed diamond quilted design, consisting of small, raised pyramids/diamonds. Central Medallion: The base is a striking feature, showcasing a central starburst or star pattern surrounded by a ring of raised dots or bubbles, often referred to as a "button" design. Rim: The rim features a scalloped or sawtooth edge. Handles: The dish includes two small, clear tab handles (also called "lugs" or "ears") on opposite sides. Function: This type of dish is typically a Nappy Bowl, a shallow, round dish often used as an individual berry bowl, condiment dish, or for holding nuts or candy. Diameter (Rim to Rim, Excluding Handles): Approximately 4.5 inches. Diameter (Handle to Handle): Approximately 5.5 inches. Height: Approximately 2 inches. Condition: Excellent antique condition. The glass is clear and brilliant with no major chips or cracks noted.