Set of Six Clear Glass Stemmed Cordial Glasses

This is a set of six clear glass cordial or liqueur glasses, each featuring a simple yet elegant design. They are uniform in size and construction, suggesting they are part of a matching set. Each glass has a relatively wide, slightly flared rim, tapering down to a bulbous or rounded cup, which then connects to a short, sturdy stem. The stem widens at the base into a flat, circular foot, providing stability. The glass appears to be machine-made given the uniformity and lack of discernible hand-blown imperfections, indicating a post-early 20th century manufacturing period, likely mid-20th century to late 20th century. The material is clear, colorless glass, free from any decorative etchings, cuts, or colored accents, presenting a minimalist aesthetic. There are no visible maker's marks, signatures, or stamps. The overall condition appears to be good, with no obvious chips, cracks, or significant scuffing visible in the provided images. The surface exhibits a clean and shiny appearance, suggesting careful use and storage. Given their clear glass construction and utilitarian design, they are well-suited for serving spirits or small dessert portions. The quality of the glass appears standard for mass-produced glassware of their era; not exceptionally fine crystal, but durable and functional. No unique or unusual aspects are immediately discernible beyond their straightforward design.