A vintage clear glass lidded trinket box with diamond cut patterns. 3”x2” X2”

Cut glass, particularly decorative boxes, became popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, often produced in Europe and the United States. These pieces were used for storing small valuables like jewelry, buttons, or other personal items, and their intricate designs were meant to showcase craftsmanship and add a touch of elegance to a dressing table or vanity.

This particular style of diamond and fan cutting is characteristic of pressed or molded glass that mimics the appearance of more expensive hand-cut crystal. While not always made by renowned glass houses, these decorative boxes were widely produced and remain popular as affordable collectibles and functional decor items.