This is a vintage pressed clear glass open salt cellar, specifically the hexagonal "Community" pattern style featuring a frosted 14-petal starburst or flower design on the bottom, produced by companies like the Cambridge Glass Company during the 1920s to 1930s.
This vintage pressed clear glass salt cellar features a daisy pattern on the bottom and measures approximately 1.75 inches across by 1 inch high. These small open salt dips (also called open salts) were widely used in the late 19th and early 20th centuries before salt shakers became common.
Design and History:
-Shape: Hexagonal paneled sides with an open top meant for holding loose table salt.
-Base Motif: Features a frosted/satiny 14-petal flower or sunburst pattern molded into the interior base.
-Era: Popularly made during the American depression glass and elegant glass era of the early 20th century