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The A.H. Heisey & Company, commonly known as Heisey, was an American glass manufacturer that operated from 1896 to 1957. They were renowned for producing high-quality pressed and blown glassware, often featuring intricate designs and elegant forms. This item appears to be an ice cream cone holder, a specialty item popular during the early 20th century when ice cream parlors and home entertaining were in vogue. The combination of fluted glass, a hexagonal base, and decorative overlay, possibly sterling silver, suggests a piece from the Art Nouveau or early Art Deco period, reflecting the design sensibilities of the time. Call outs: Some of silver worn off especially on the foot and it does have 2 cracks, but still beautiful. See last picture