Pressed glass mug / tumbler with handle

A clear pressed-glass handled mug or small tankard featuring a decorative geometric pattern of raised diamond and star-cut style motifs around the body, with horizontal bands near the upper section and a faceted loop handle. The base appears thick and patterned, suggesting mass-produced decorative table glass rather than fine crystal. The design is typical of utilitarian yet ornamental late Victorian household glassware, often used for beer, water, or hot beverages. No maker's mark is visible from the image.

Pressed glass mugs and tumblers were widely produced in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as affordable decorative tableware. They reflect the industrialization of glassmaking and the popularity of patterned household glass in Victorian and Edwardian homes.