Set of 3 Crystal Cordial/Liqueur Glasses

This lot features three small, clear crystal cordial or liqueur glasses. Each glass stands approximately 4-5 inches tall, though exact dimensions are not provided. They are crafted from clear, possibly leaded crystal, exhibiting excellent clarity and refractive qualities. The bowls of the glasses are decorated with vertical flute cuts, also known as thumbprints or concave panels, which extend from the rim down to the base of the bowl, enhancing their sparkling appearance. The stems are relatively short and feature a distinctive decorative element: a multi-faceted or cut knop, which is a round, swelling part on the stem, adding visual interest and grip. Below the knop, the stem narrows before flaring out to a simple, round foot. The feet appear flat and stable, providing a solid base for the delicate glasses. All three glasses seem to be in very good overall condition, showing no immediately discernible chips, cracks, or significant abrasions. The crystal retains its original sparkle, suggesting proper care and minimal etching from dishwashing. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures, which is common for many glassware sets from the mid-20th century onward, though some older pieces might have pontil marks or engraved logos. The style of these glasses, with their cut bowls and decorative stems, suggests an Art Deco influence or a revivalist period, likely dating them to the mid-to-late 20th century. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, reflecting precision in the glass cutting and forming, indicative of a factory production rather than handmade artisanal pieces. Their small size makes them ideal for serving after-dinner drinks like liqueurs, cordials, or digestifs.