Etched Glass Tumbler with Floral and Grape Motif

This item is a clear glass tumbler, likely a rocks glass or an old-fashioned glass, characterized by its cylindrical form and thick base. The glass itself appears to be of standard commercial quality, perfectly transparent and free of visible color tinting. The most prominent feature is the frosted, acid-etched or sandblasted decoration encircling the upper two-thirds of the glass. This decoration consists of an intricate floral and grape vine motif, featuring detailed leaves, clusters of grapes, and blooming flowers, which suggests a possible connection to viticulture or a general aesthetic appreciation for natural botanicals. Embedded within this continuous pattern, running vertically or diagonally across one side of the glass, is a cursive script word, which appears to read 'Palatino' or 'Valentino,' though the exact lettering is slightly obscured due to the angle and limited view. The top and bottom edges of the etched design are bordered by thin, frosted lines, providing a neat finish. The glass has a thick, heavy base, common in tumblers designed for stability and durability, and to provide thermal insulation for chilled drinks. No visible chips, cracks, or significant scuffing are apparent from the image, suggesting it is in good, used condition. There are no obvious maker's marks or signatures visible on the exterior; however, such marks are often found on the very bottom of the base, which is not depicted. The style of the etching suggests an aesthetic popular from the mid-20th century to contemporary times, possibly indicating a promotional item or a piece from a commercially available glassware set. The craftsmanship of the etching appears even and well-defined.