Antique Indiana Glass #156 Horsemint clear pickle or celery dish, produced around 1915. Here's some helpful information about it: Manufacturer: Indiana Glass Company (Dunkirk, Indiana), which operated from 1904-2002. Pattern: #156, also known as the "Horsemint" or "Wildflower" pattern. Material: Pressed clear glass. Purpose: Originally intended for serving pickles or celery, it can also be used as a relish dish or small serving tray. Design: Features a detailed pressed glass design with floral and geometric motifs. Age: Produced around 1915, making it over a century old. Condition: This piece is in excellent condition for its age. No chips or cracks I can see with the eye. Collectibility: The Horsemint pattern is sought after by collectors of Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG). Dimensions: Approximately 10 inches in length.