Bohemian Ruby Flash-Cased Cut-to-Clear Crystal Wine Goblet

This is a fine example of Bohemian glassware, commonly referred to as 'Ruby Flash' or 'Cranberry' cut-to-clear crystal. The goblet features a large, deep red bowl meticulously wheel-cut through the ruby layer to reveal the brilliant clear crystal beneath. The decorative motif is traditional Bohemian pastoral and architectural imagery, featuring a detailed woodland scene with a castle or hunting lodge building, surrounded by intricate scrollwork, lens circular cuts near the rim, and frosted floral medallions. The stem is faceted with an elegant hexagonal or multi-paneled knop, leading down to a clear, circular stepped base. The craftsmanship reflects mid-to-late 20th-century production styles traditional to the Czech Republic/Bavaria region (such as Egermann). Physically, the goblet appears to be in excellent vintage condition with high transparency and no visible chips or significant abrasions in the flash layer. The deep saturation of the red suggests a high-quality metallic oxide stain (gold or copper ruby). The height is estimated at 6-8 inches based on surrounding cabinet items. There are no visible maker's marks, which is typical for this style of crystal, where branding was often handled via paper labels that have since been removed.