Pair of clear pressed-glass open salt cellars / small condiment dishes

This appears to be a matched pair of small clear glass table items, likely open salt cellars or condiment dishes. Both pieces are made of pressed glass with vertical paneled sides and a faceted lower body. The bases show a starburst-style pressed pattern typical of utilitarian decorative glass from the late 19th or early 20th century. The larger piece has a more pronounced flared profile and deeper vertical ribbing, while the smaller piece has a simpler, rounded form with molded paneling. The glass is colorless and relatively thick, suggesting mass-produced tableware rather than fine crystal. No maker's mark is visible from the image.

Pressed-glass salt cellars and small condiment dishes were widely used in the Victorian and Edwardian periods, reflecting the rise of affordable decorative tableware for middle-class households. They are representative of mass-produced domestic glassware from the period.