Lot 66: A Collection of Etched and Engraved Stemmed Glassware

This lot comprises two distinct sets of vintage glassware. The first group consists of six footed glasses of uniform size, each featuring a tapered bowl decorated with a continuous horizontal band of wheel-cut or acid-etched geometric motifs. The pattern includes a central Greek key meander bordered by zig-zag rick-rack lines. Each bowl is supported by a short, thick stem on a circular foot. The second group consists of five glasses with longer stems featuring a central knop. This group includes four flared bell-shaped glasses and one narrow U-shaped glass. All five are decorated with delicate acid-etched motifs depicting frosted leaves, trailing vines, and fern fronds. The construction of the stems and feet suggests a combination of mold-blown and hand-finishing techniques. No maker’s marks, signatures, or labels are visible on any of the pieces.