Featured Footed, Frilly, Snowflake Bottom Glass Bowl. Should I Buy?

Same seller who gave me a deal on the Plasto lidded jar has also offered this small (about 4 inches high; 5 inches at widest) 3 footed bowl for next to no money. Shipping is nearly as much. I'm just captivated by the color & shape. It's cheap & not very large. I might even find a use for it. I'm assuming it's pretty modern. Is there any more to know about it? How would you describe it? Saw some Fenton glass very similar in color.

 

Well, I would say yes, buy it!

But I know nothing about it. Is it called satin glass? Maybe somebody here will weigh in.

 

I love your comment "I might even find a use for it." That's the mantra of all antiquers. LOL

 

It's lovely, @Bronwen

It could be yours!

 

Enablers, the lot of you! OK, it's a done deal. Wasn't expecting another overlooked treasure like the Night jar (isn't that a bird?) but always enjoy having some sense of the history of an item. Thank you, as always, @i need help for applying your phenomenal research skills. Since neither the photo nor the written description reveals any makers mark in the listing for mine, I thought we were having to go by appearance alone & that the snowflake might be the identifier. Once I have it in hand, we can revisit with a better idea of the mark.

More than one seller says this shape is Westmoreland too:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/253427944018
Westmoreland Glass Co. Light Blue Satin Mist Ruffled Footed Candy Dish



Like mine better, I'm a sucker for light catchers.

Thanks, all! Will update when it's here.

Some easily digested info here:

https://www.collectorsweekly.com/glassware/westmoreland

They made some lovely things. Says something about our time that they now fetch so little.

 

It just arrived & mark is like the etsy one, a monogram-like W superimposed on a G, so 1980 or a bit before? Just starting to be old enough to be vintage. Thank you so much for working that out. Without help, I probably wouldn't have been able to figure out which way was up.

 

California to New York, mailed Tuesday, arrived Thursday midday. USPS Priority. The Plasto jar arrived with it. Not a single ding on either box. I'm in shock!

Bowl is already sitting pretty in a living room window, next to another colorful piece of glass. I'm as enchanted by glass as the ancients were.

 

Wow! Amazing...