Vintage Frosted 'Plantation Scenes' Souvenir Glass

This is a vintage frosted glass tumbler, likely a souvenir or promotional item, featuring a colorful printed design. The glass itself appears to be a standard cylindrical shape with a slightly tapered base, characteristic of a highball or drinking glass. Its surface is frosted, giving it a translucent white appearance that diffuses light. The primary decoration on the glass is a scene titled "Plantation Scenes" in cursive blue lettering near the top. Below this title, a vibrant and detailed illustration depicts a gathering of people. The figures are rendered in black and white, with selective color accents, most notably a woman's full skirt in red and white stripes. The scene itself seems to depict a social event or celebration, possibly with musical instruments visible among the figures. Towards the bottom of the glass, partial text is visible, reading "...thern Hospi...", suggesting the item may have been associated with a 'Southern Hospitality' theme or organization. The paint or decal used for the illustration and text appears to be in good condition with no significant chipping or fading, indicating reasonable care or limited use. The edges of the glass, particularly the rim and base, show no visible chips or cracks. Given the style of illustration and the subject matter, the glass likely dates from the mid-20th century, possibly the 1950s or 1960s, reflecting a particular aesthetic popular during that era. The craftsmanship suggests it was mass-produced but with a clear intent to create a decorative collectible piece.