Mid-Century Starburst Etched Tumbler Set

This is a matching set of six (6) clear glass drinking tumblers, likely dating from the mid-20th century (circa 1950s-1960s). Each glass features a classic flared or conical silhouette with a weighted base for stability. The primary decorative element is a series of delicate, wheel-etched or wheel-cut 'starburst' or 'atomic star' motifs scattered across the upper body of the vessels. These stars consist of a central point with light, radiating lines of varying lengths, a hallmark design of the Mid-Century Modern aesthetic. The glasses appear to be made of thin-walled soda-lime glass, exhibiting high clarity through the body. In terms of condition, the items show indicators of prior use; notably, several glasses display small chips or 'flea bites' along the top rims, which is a common point of failure for glassware of this vintage. White adhesive residue or price stickers are visible on the interior bases of several pieces, suggesting a recent secondary-market acquisition. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures in the provided image, though the style is reminiscent of patterns produced by companies such as Libbey or Federal Glass. The craftsmanship is consistent with mass-produced tableware intended for home entertaining during the post-war era.