Clear Glass Champagne Flutes (Set of 4)

This set consists of four unadorned, clear glass champagne flutes. Each flute features a classic trumpet or elongated bowl shape, narrowing significantly towards the stem, which then connects to a circular footed base. The glass appears to be thin to medium-thickness, suggesting functionality rather than heavy duty decorative use. Given the simple, clean lines and lack of ornamentation, they likely date from the mid-20th century onwards, probably Post-War to Contemporary (1945-present). There are no visible maker's marks, etched designs, or signatures on any of the glasses. The overall transparency indicates standard clear soda-lime glass. In terms of condition, surface scuffs, fingerprints, and some dust are visible, particularly around the rims and on the bowls, but no obvious chips, cracks, or significant damage are discernible from the image. The rims appear to be fire-polished. The craftsmanship seems standard for mass-produced glassware, with uniform shapes across the set. The height of the flutes appears to be approximately 8-10 inches based on their proportion to the surrounding environment and the carpet texture, while the bases are relatively small, contributing to the elegant, slender silhouette. These pieces are simple and functional, suitable for serving sparkling wines or champagne.