A pair of small vintage stemmed glasses with tulip-shaped bowls, slim plain-cut stems and modest disc feet, dating to the mid-century, circa 1940s–1960s. The bowls are hand-etched with a delicate floral sprig motif, a softly drawn cluster of leaves and buds, wheel-cut into the glass and catching the light across the curve of each bowl.
Both glasses are crafted from thin blown glass rather than pressed or cut crystal, with no maker's mark or signature to the foot. Their small proportions and tall slender stems suggest they were originally made as cordial, sherry or port glasses, holding roughly 3–4 oz. A quietly elegant pair, in the tradition of European and American etched stemware from the post-war decades.
