Etched Glass Dessert or Champagne Coupe

This item is a clear glass dessert bowl or champagne coupe, characterized by its wide, shallow bowl and a short stem. The material appears to be clear, colorless glass, consistent with typical tableware of the mid-20th century. The most prominent feature creating visual interest is the intricate etched decoration covering the interior surface of the bowl. The etching depicts a nature-inspired motif, specifically various floral and leafy patterns. There are distinct representations of chrysanthemum-like flowers, smaller blossoms, and fern-like foliage, arranged in a somewhat dense, overlapping design that radiates from the center base of the bowl outwards. The etching technique suggests a frosted or sandblasted appearance, typical of decorative glass from the early to mid-20th century. The stem appears to be solid and relatively robust, culminating in a small, stable foot (though the foot itself is not fully visible in the provided image). There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant wear evident from the image, suggesting good overall condition. The craftsmanship indicates a factory-produced item, likely from a set, with the etching applied in a consistent manner. Without specific maker's marks, it is challenging to pinpoint an exact manufacturer or date, but the style of engraving suggests an estimated age between the 1920s and 1950s, possibly Art Deco or Mid-Century Modern in style.