Set of Six Vintage Silverplated Footed Aperitif or Liqueur Glasses

This set of six silver-toned vessels consists of small-scale aperitif or liqueur stemware. Each piece features a flared rim, a bell-shaped bowl, and a slender turned stem terminating in a circular domed foot. The construction is indicative of silverplate, likely over a base metal such as brass or nickel silver, common in mid-20th-century barware. The finish shows significant oxidation and dark patina, particularly around the stems and bases, suggesting they have not been polished for some time. There is visible surface wear, including fine micro-scratches and areas where the silver plating may be thinning due to age and handling. No specific maker's marks are visible on the exterior, though such sets were frequently produced by manufacturers like Leonard, Wallace, or International Silver during the 1950s and 60s. The proportion of the stem to the bowl suggests a formal, classic aesthetic. The craftsmanship is industrial-grade yet refined, suitable for a sophisticated mid-century tabletop. Their condition is vintage but intact, requiring a deep cleaning to restore the original luster.