One of Pair of Dishes

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Two round dishes, one of a pair, by an unknown artist. The dishes are made of glass and have a textured, ribbed design. They are circular with a wide rim and a flat bottom. The center of each dish features a sunburst pattern with radiating lines. The lines are thicker at the center and get progressively thinner towards the edge. The edges of the dishes have a scalloped design. The dishes appear to be clear or colorless with some dark spots or marks on the surface. They are displayed on a plain background, possibly a light-colored wall or surface. The overall appearance of the dishes suggests they are decorative or ornamental. The dishes are presented side by side, with the left dish having a more pronounced scalloped edge and a slightly different pattern of lines in the center. The right dish has a more subtle scalloped edge and a more intricate pattern of lines in the center.