Relish Dish 1870 - 1880

This clear glass "Relish Dish" is a piece of pressed glass made by Adams and Company between 1870-1880, currently held in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The dish is a rectangular shape, with its sides decorated with a pattern of round, raised bumps that provide a tactile experience. The dish is a testament to the popularity of pressed glass during the 19th century, showcasing the artistry and technical skill of the time. It's a beautiful example of utilitarian art, adding an aesthetic touch to daily life while showcasing the artistic capabilities of the time.