Vintage Satin Frosted Sherbet/Coupe Glass Set with Gold Rim

This is a set of seven vintage stemware glasses, designed in a classic coupe or sherbet style, likely dating from the mid-20th century (circa 1940s-1960s). The collection features a variety of soft pastel hues including rose pink, seafoam green, and pale yellow. Each glass is crafted from frosted or 'satin' finished glass, which provides a soft, matte translucency. The construction consists of a wide, shallow bowl that tapers into a short, molded pedestal stem and a circular foot. A notable high-quality feature is the hand-painted gold gilt trim along the top rim of each bowl. The pastel colors are most saturated at the base and stem, gradually fading into a clearer frosted look towards the rim. The set appears to be in good vintage condition, with the frosting remaining consistent across the surfaces. There is some observable wear to the gold gilding on some rims, which is typical for items of this age that have been handled. No major chips or structural cracks are immediately visible. The uniform molding and delicate finish suggest a manufacturer like Tiffin-Franciscan or Cambridge Glass, though no specific maker's marks are visible in the photograph. This style represents the elegant depression-era and post-war glassware aesthetic favored for formal dessert service.