Etched Glass Wine Goblet with Grape and Vine Motif

This appears to be a clear glass wine goblet, predominantly made of transparent glass. The most prominent feature is the intricate etched or sandblasted design covering the bowl of the goblet. The pattern consists of a detailed grape and vine motif, featuring clusters of grapes, swirling tendrils, and leaves, suggesting a classical or naturalistic aesthetic. The etching technique creates a frosted, matte finish on the decoration, contrasting beautifully with the clear, polished surface of the unadorned glass. The rim of the goblet also seems to feature a delicate etched border, possibly a scrolled or wavy line pattern, adding to its overall elegance. The goblet has a traditional form with a rounded bowl, a slender stem, and a circular foot. The stem is relatively short and thick, connecting the bowl securely to the foot. The foot itself is plain and unadorned, providing stability to the piece. There are no obvious visible condition issues such as cracks, chips, or significant hazing, suggesting the glass is in good to very good condition. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with the etching evenly applied and the details well-defined. While no maker's marks or signatures are discernible from the image, the style of the etching suggests it could be from the mid-20th century or earlier, possibly a vintage or antique piece designed for formal dining or decorative display. The overall appearance indicates a delicate yet sturdy piece of glassware.