Vintage Wheel-Cut Floral Crystal Decanter and Goblet Set

This is a refined six-piece glassware set consisting of a central decanter with a matching stopper and five coordinating goblets. The set is crafted from clear, high-quality lead crystal, exhibiting excellent clarity and light refraction. Each piece features a delicate, hand-cut floral motif, likely achieved through wheel-engraving or a similar cold-working process. The design includes stylized blossoms, leaves, and stems that wrap around the curvature of the vessels. The decanter has a classic pear-shaped body that tapers into a long, slender neck and a flared rim, topped with a solid glass ball-shaped stopper that fits precisely into the neck. The five goblets are designed with a rounded, bulbous bowl, a short stem, and a wide flat base for stability. In the provided image, the goblets are displayed inverted. The set appears to be in good vintage condition with no major cracks or chips visible, though minor surface scratches and shelf wear on the bases are typical for pieces of this age. Based on the style of the floral cutting and the silhouette of the glassware, this set likely dates from the mid-20th century (circa 1940s-1960s), showing craftsmanship characteristic of European or American manufacturers such as Tiffin or Fostoria. The uniformity of the engraving across the set indicates a high level of production quality and artistic consistency.