Antique Oval Pressed Glass Relish Dish | Star & Fan Pattern EAPG Cut Glass Look

Victorian Era or Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) period (late 1800s to early 1900s). Its incredibly intricate pattern was designed to imitate the costly look of hand-cut crystal, offering "Brilliant" sparkle at an affordable price. Key Features & Pattern Details: Shape & Function: This is a small, elongated oval dish, typically used as a relish dish for serving pickles, olives, or condiments, or as a small candy dish or trinket tray. Pattern: The pattern is highly detailed and complex, utilizing several classic motifs: Center: Features a prominent six-pointed star surrounded by small, hexagon-shaped stars/buttons. Outer Sections: The dish is divided into oval or fan-shaped sections filled with pinwheels, swirls, and fine hatching (cross-hatching). Rim: The edge is finished with a detailed scalloped or sawtooth rim. Style: Pressed Glass imitating American Brilliant Cut Glass (ABCG). This type of heavy, clear glass is highly sought after by collectors. Length (Longest Point): Approximately 6.75 inches. Width (Widest Point): Approximately 4 inches. Height: Approximately 1.75 inches Condition: Excellent antique condition. The glass is brilliant and clear. There are no chips or cracks visible. As expected with antique pressed glass, minor manufacturing imperfections like faint mould lines or tiny air bubbles may be present.