Multi-Colored Stemware Wine or Water Goblets

This is a collection of tall, elegant stemware featuring transparent clear bowls with vibrant, saturated color concentrated in the base of the bowls and fading toward the center. The set includes shades of emerald green, cobalt blue, amethyst purple, and golden amber. The bowls feature an architectural, slightly flared silhouette similar to a hurricane or tulip glass, which tapers in before opening at the rim. Each glass is supported by a very long, slender clear glass stem and a circular footed base. The construction appears to be machine-made or high-quality blown glass given the uniformity of the shapes and thinness of the rims. No obvious chips or cracks are visible in the image, although a small orange sticker fragment remains on the blue glass which may indicate a former retail or inventory tag. The style is contemporary, likely dating from the late 20th century to the present, reflecting a modern minimalist aesthetic with a playful use of color. The clarity of the glass and the smoothness of the stem-to-bowl joints suggest a moderate to high level of manufacturing quality, common in brands like Mikasa, Riedel, or similar specialty glassware retailers.