Etched Crystal Goblet with Hobnail Stem

This elegant vintage goblet is crafted from clear, high-quality crystal, featuring a classic trumpet-shaped bowl and a decorative pedestal base. The body of the glass is adorned with a delicate and intricate acid-etched floral and vine pattern, which includes small blossoms, curling tendrils, and scrollwork that wraps around the entire circumference. A defining characteristic of this piece is its multifaceted stem, specifically featuring a prominent hobnail or 'pineapple' style texture orb near the base of the bowl, transitioning into a tiered, flared foot. The glass exhibits a bright clarity and a fine, thin rim consistent with mid-20th-century glassware manufacturing, likely dating from the 1930s to 1950s (Depression era or mid-century). Upon visual inspection, the item appears to be in very good condition with no apparent chips, cracks, or heavy scratching, though minor shelf wear on the bottom of the foot is typical for its age. The craftsmanship is refined, indicated by the precision of the etching and the seamless integration of the textured stem. This style is reminiscent of patterns produced by notable glassmakers such as Fostoria, Heisey, or Cambridge.