Crystal Stemware Appraisal

Set of Three Cobalt Blue and Clear Cut Crystal Stemware Glasses

This set of three stemware glasses features a striking combination of deep cobalt blue and clear crystal. Each glass is composed of three main parts: a bowl, a stem, and a foot. The upper portion of the bowl is a rich, opaque cobalt blue, showing some translucency when light passes through the thinner areas, suggesting a cased or flashed glass technique. Below the blue, the bowl transitions into clear cut crystal, exhibiting distinct, petal-like or fluted cuts that form an elegant design, rising from the stem. The clear crystal stems are faceted or molded, showing a subtle tapering design, and connect seamlessly to the clear circular foot. The foot of each glass is adorned with a starburst pattern, comprising numerous radial cuts emanating from the center, adding to the decorative appeal and brilliance of the pieces. The overall construction appears to be machine-made or hand-finished crystal, indicative of quality glassware. There are no immediate visible signs of extensive wear, chips, cracks, or repairs from the provided image, suggesting they are in good to excellent condition. The uniformity in design and color across all three glasses indicates they were likely part of a larger set or manufactured as a matching trio. These glasses could be used for wine, champagne, or other beverages, or purely for decorative purposes. The style suggests an estimated age from the mid to late 20th century, a period often associated with vibrant colored and cut crystal production. The craftsmanship, particularly the detailed cutting on both the bowl and the foot, points to a moderate to high level of quality in their manufacture.