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A striking vintage emerald green cut glass piece, beautifully designed in a bold geometric form with faceted sides and a radiant starburst-cut base. Its rich jewel-toned colour and sharp crystal-like detailing give it a luxurious presence, making it a wonderful decorative accent as well as a functional collectible.
The body is crafted in a compact open form with clean angular lines, while the deeply cut pattern catches and reflects light beautifully from every angle. The vivid green tone gives the piece a distinctive character, adding freshness, elegance and old-world charm to any display.
Whether used as an ashtray, trinket bowl, small keepsake holder or decorative tabletop accent, this piece brings both beauty and versatility. Its faceted design and luminous finish make it especially attractive on a console, side table, vanity or within a curated vintage glass collection.
Product Details
Material: Cut Glass
Colour: Emerald Green
Type: Ashtray / Trinket Bowl / Decorative Bowl
Shape: Geometric Multi-Faceted Form
Design Detail: Starburst-Cut Base & Faceted Sides
Finish: Glossy Polished Glass
Style: Vintage / Decorative / Collectible
Quantity: 1 Piece
Elegant Jewel-Toned Appeal
The deep green shade is the highlight of this piece, giving it a rich and sophisticated look. The faceted body and cut base create beautiful reflections, allowing the bowl to sparkle attractively under light. Even when kept empty, it has the presence of a fine decorative object.
A Beautiful Vintage Accent
Perfect for those who appreciate vintage glassware, coloured crystal-style décor and refined tabletop accessories. It can be styled beautifully in living rooms, study spaces, vanity corners, smoking lounges or display cabinets.
Condition
Presented in vintage condition with natural age-related signs such as light surface wear, minor marks and subtle usage traces. These characteristics are consistent with an older collectible piece and add to its authentic charm.
Perfect For
Vintage décor lovers, glass collectors, tabletop styling, vanity décor, trinket storage, smoking accessory collections and elegant gifting.
Brass is actually an alloy, not a pure metal. It’s a combination of copper and zinc, and the proportions of these metals determine the colour and properties of the brass. Known for its durability and resistance to corrosion, brass has been used for centuries in everything from musical instruments to household items. Using brass utensils can impart a subtle metallic taste to food, enhancing its flavour profile.
