Vintage Gold Rimmed Tumbler with Greek Key and Floral Filigree

This item is a cylindrical glass tumbler, likely a juice or highball glass, featuring ornate gold-leaf or gilt stenciled decorations. The most prominent design element is a wide horizontal band at the rim featuring a classic 24-karat gold Greek Key (meander) pattern, bordered by solid gold lines and a delicate scalloped edge. Below this, the clear body of the glass is adorned with a fine-line gold filigree or arabesque floral motif featuring scrolled vines and small leaf clusters. The glass itself is high-clarity soda-lime glass with a weighted, thick base for stability. At the center of the interior base, there is a circular embossed maker's mark that appears to read 'France,' suggesting it was manufactured by a firm such as Luminarc (Arc International) or J.G. Durand. The piece likely dates from the mid-20th century, specifically the 1960s or 1970s, a period when Hollywood Regency and neoclassical barware were highly popular. Condition-wise, the glass shows light signs of shelf wear; there is some minor thinning or rubbing of the gold gilt on the rim/Greek key area, which is common for vintage decorated glassware. No significant chips, cracks, or deep scratches are visible, indicating it was well-maintained or infrequently used. The craftsmanship is indicative of high-quality mass-produced European glassware of the era, designed for elegant home entertainment.