5-3/4" Round Bowl Nappy candy dish Brilliant cut Glass crystal hobstars vintage

Description

This is a beautiful antique round bowl, great for candy, relishes, display or vanity
This is cut with brilliant patterns consisting of double miter cane, crosshatching, hobstars, vesicas, etc. It has a unique rim cut in alternating section of scalloped round teeth and regular pointed teeth.
I am not sure of the origin or age.  It is an estate item from a collection of cut glass.
Measures:  5-3/4" wide by  1-3/8" tall
Condition:  This bowl has the common rim wear for bowls of this age of tiny fleabites with-in the teeth, no one notices these dings due to how elaborate the pieces are, and it does not detract from its beauty or from functioning as well.  There are no large noticeable fleabites or chips though so it looks great.
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