Indiana Glass Diamond Point Candy Dish

Indiana Glass Diamond Point candy dish, likely dating back to the Mid-Century era. Key features include:  Design: It has a square shape with a ruffled edge and a diamond point pattern.  Material: Made of clear pressed glass.  Function: It is designed for serving candies, mints, nuts, or relish.  Manufacturing: Produced using molds to create the intricate diamond pattern.  Identification: Pre-WWII pieces often lack a maker's mark, requiring research for identification.  Collectibility: It is considered a piece of Depression glass, Goofus glass, or Carnival glass by collectors.