On a laid table, this molded pressed glass mustard pot immediately catches the light. Its surface, entirely covered with raised diamond points and interrupted midway by a frieze of lancet leaves, produces a highly refined cut crystal effect. The flared foot with radiating gadrooning ensures a stable and elegant base, while the domed lid, topped with a ribbed knob finial, perfectly completes the ensemble. The clear, colorless glass, with beautiful clarity and good brilliance, testifies to quality industrial production, typical of large French or Belgian glassworks from the late 19th century. The wide opening, designed to accommodate a mustard spoon, and the compact size of the piece confirm its function as a table service item. Slight marks are noted where the lid meets the body, discreet and without impact on the presentation. Lid present and matching. A complete, decorative, and functional piece that naturally finds its place in an antique glassware collection or on a table with character.
Additional details:
- Brand: 20eSiecle
- Colour: Incolore
- Period: fin XIXe siècle