Vintage French Floral Etched Crystal Stemware

This item is a clear crystal wine glass or stemware piece of French origin, likely dating to the mid-20th century (circa 1940s–1960s). The glass features an elegant tapering bowl, a slender pulled stem, and a flat circular base. The primary decorative feature is a delicate wheel-etched floral motif encircling the upper portion of the bowl. This motif consists of stylized five-petaled flowers connected by sweeping, triple-line curvilinear stems, creating a graceful rhythmic pattern. The etching is frosted (matte finish), providing a subtle contrast against the high-clarity polished crystal. Physically, the glass exhibits fine craftsmanship with a thin rim and a seamless transition between the bowl and the stem, suggesting a blown-glass construction rather than a pressed mold. While no specific maker's marks are visible on the base in this view, the style is reminiscent of established French glassworks like Baccarat or Saint-Louis. Regarding condition, the glass appears structurally sound with no visible chips or cracks. There is a slight cloudiness or surface film visible, which may indicate hard water deposits or light age-related clouding that could potentially be cleaned. The proportions and aesthetic reflect the refined simplicity of the mid-century European decorative arts style.