This is antique cut glass from around the early 1900's period. It was made by and signed on the bottom "Hawkes". It is a very rare and hard to find piece.
This is in the shape of a 4-part divided dish with an octagonal or 8 sided shape. It has a floral intaglio pattern etched in the bottom and a holly garland cut around the sides. This would make a great candy or relish serving dish. Size makes it great for a vanity catch all tray for jewelry and make-up.
This is 7-1/2" wide by 1-3/8" tall,
Condition: This piece is very beautiful, especially considering it's 100+ years old. However it does have some tiny fleabites and knicks along the bottom edge and fine scratches from sitting on surfaces(this is typical wear for antique glass). The worst ware is a chip on the top rim, it is big enough to see if you are looking for damage, but if you were just glancing at this piece or didn't know it was there no one would notice it- see the last photo to see this chip area on the rim... It does not detract from its beauty and it is a rare hawkes piece.
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