Teal and Green Mold-Blown Glass Chalice with Ribbon Stem

This decorative item is a stylized, mid-to-late 20th-century art glass chalice or decorative goblet. The vessel features a striking two-tone color palette, consisting of a vibrant teal-blue bowl and foot, contrasted by a bright emerald green stem. The bowl is blow-molded with a tiered, bulbous silhouette, showcasing a repetitive 'hobnail' or 'honeycomb' optic pattern that creates dynamic light refraction and texture. The most distinctive feature is the ornate, hand-toolled stem, which incorporates a ribbed twisted 'donut' or ring element, indicative of artisanal glassblowing techniques. The base is a simple flared circular foot that provides stability for the tall, top-heavy design. The glass maintains a high level of clarity with no visible inclusions or large bubbles, suggesting quality manufacturing. While no maker's mark is visible in the image, the style and construction are reminiscent of Italian Murano imports or high-quality decorative glassware produced in the 1960s-1970s. The condition appears excellent with no chips, cracks, or visible surface abrasions, preserving its polished finish and vivid coloration.