Vintage Etched and Hand-Painted Boar Stemware Glass

This item is a decorative stemmed glass, likely a wine or cordial glass, featuring a detailed wildlife motif. The central focal point is a hand-painted or enameled black wild boar standing upon a green grassy mound. The boar is rendered with a textured, matte finish, suggesting a high level of detail in the fur and anatomical structure. The glass itself appears to be of clear crystal or high-quality glass construction, featuring a gold-gilded rim that adds a touch of mid-century elegance. The stem is faceted with a multi-sided geometric cut, leading down to a wide, stable circular base. Based on the style and the use of enamel with gold leaf accents, this piece is likely of European origin, possibly German or Austrian (reminiscent of 'Moser' or 'Theresienthal' designs), dating between the 1950s and 1970s. The craftsmanship is evident in the precision of the animal's silhouette and the clarity of the glass. Condition appears good with no visible chips or cracks, although some typical thinning of the gold gilt on the rim can be expected with age. The use of hunting-related imagery classifies this as sporting art stemware, often sold in sets for display or formal use in lodge-style decors.