Stemless glassware with heraldic lion motif

This item is a stemless drinking glass, appearing to be made of clear glass or possibly a high-grade plastic, featuring a rounded base and slightly tapered rim. The front of the vessel displays a prominent heraldic 'lion rampant' motif in a metallic or iridescent gold and bronze finish. In the background of the glass, a smaller silver-toned stag motif is visible, suggesting a series of crests. On the interior bottom of the glass, there is a visible circular mark bearing the text 'HBO' and 'GAME OF THRONES', consistent with officially licensed promotional merchandise from the television series. The construction appears to be machine-made with a weighted bottom for stability. The item bears a white retail sticker on the side marked '5 2.99'. No significant chips or cracks are visible in the photograph, though the metallic decal may be subject to wear if not hand-washed. The style is consistent with modern commercial barware produced during the show's peak popularity in the 2010s. While the base markings strongly suggest a specific brand, these remain unverified without physical inspection of the etching or printing quality.

Based on my visual analysis of the provided image, I have examined this stemless drinking glass which displays characteristics consistent with officially licensed promotional merchandise for the television series Game of Thrones. The piece features a metallic-toned lion rampant motif and what appears to be a House Baratheon stag in the background. While the base exhibits a mark reading 'HBO' and 'GAME OF THRONES', I must treat this attribution as a hypothesis; marks of this nature can be reproduced, and I cannot verify the physical quality or manufacture origin through a photograph. The item appears to be machine-made with a weighted bottom, typical of mass-market glassware from the 2010s. The presence of a '$2.99' retail sticker suggests it was previously sold in a secondary or discount market. My estimate of $10.00-$20.00 is based on the assumed identification as a licensed collectible in good condition. I cannot verify from a photo if the metallic decal has sustained micro-scratching or if the glass is free of structural stress points. The market for series-specific memorabilia is generally stable but depends heavily on the item being an authorized product; if this were determined to be an unlicensed replica or 'in the style of' the series, the value would likely drop to a utilitarian level of $2.00-$5.00. To confirm the origin and justify a higher-end collectible value, a physical inspection is required to check for proper etching depth, glass clarity, and any official licensing stickers or original packaging that would provide better provenance.