Hand-Blown Teal and Clear Glass Martini Stemware

This is a 7-1/2 inch tall martini glass featuring a vibrant teal-colored conical bowl and circular base, connected by a solid clear glass stem. The item exhibits classic hand-blown characteristics, most notably 'seeds' or tiny air bubbles trapped within the glass matrix, indicative of artisanal production rather than high-volume machine manufacturing. The bowl is shaped in a traditional deep V-style, which appears slightly thick-walled, suggesting a rustic or contemporary artisanal aesthetic. The transition between the clear stem and the colored bowl/base shows a fused construction where the different glass components were joined while molten. The rim appears fire-polished and rounded. No visible etched signatures or maker’s marks are discernible in the photo, which is common for boutique studio glass or imported hand-crafted glassware from regions like Mexico or Poland. In terms of condition, the glass appears structurally sound with no visible chips, cracks, or fleabites on the rim or base. The surface maintains a high luster with no evident clouding or mineral deposits. Based on the style and saturated teal hue, this piece likely dates from the late 20th century to the early 21st century. The craftsmanship is of good commercial quality, appealing to collectors of colorful mid-to-late century style barware.