Teal Blue Glass Bottle with Embossed Diamond and Floral Pattern
Decorative Art / Collectible Glassware (Pressed Glass) • Mass-produced commercial glassware, potentially US or European origin (e.g., manufacturers like L.E. Smith, Fenton, or Wheaton in the US, or Italian Empoli glass workshops).

Style & Movement
Mid-Century Modern / Retro Revival
Medium & Technique
Colored 'Teal' or 'Aquamarine' glass; manufactured using the pressed glass technique where molten glass is forced into a metal mold, creating symmetrical embossed patterns.
Creation Period
Late 20th Century (circa 1960s - 1980s), likely a Mid-Century Modern or vintage revival piece.
Dimensions & Format
Estimated height of 8-10 inches; cylindrical format with a flanged circular base.
Subject Description
A decorative vessel featuring repeating geometric and floral motifs. The central band displays a stylized floral or sunburst rosette, surrounded by a textured 'diamond point' or 'honeycomb' stippled pattern to catch and refract light.
Condition & Value Assessment
Condition Assessment
Good to Very Good; reflective surfaces suggest the glass is free of major cracks, though base wear is visible.
Estimated Market Value
$15.00 - $35.00 USD
Auction Estimate
$10.00 - $25.00 USD
Provenance History
Likely acquired via secondary market retail or estate sale; no visible labels or maker's marks are present in the provided image.
Art Historical Significance
Represents the democratization of luxury aesthetics in the mid-20th century, where machine-pressed glass mimicked the appearance of expensive European hand-cut lead crystal for a mass-market audience.
Notable Features
Distinctive vibrant teal coloration; complex mold-pressed texture that creates high tactile interest and varied light refraction.
Condition Issues
Visible surface scratching on the underside of the base ('shelf wear'); minor internal inclusions or air bubbles typical of machine-made glass; potential hard water stains or 'glass sickness' (though not confirmed without a dry inspection).
Conservation Recommendations
Hand wash with lukewarm mild soapy water; avoid extreme temperature changes (thermal shock); display in natural light to showcase color, but avoid direct high-heat spotlights.