Set of Four Silver-Plated Cordial Glasses with Gilt Interiors

This set of four elegant cordial or liqueur glasses features a sleek, mid-century modern aesthetic. Each vessel is constructed with a tulip-shaped bowl that tapers gracefully into a slender, elongated stem which terminates in a flat, circular foot. The exterior of the glasses is polished silver-plate, showing a high-luster finish. Notably, the interiors of the bowls are finished with a contrasting gold wash (vermeil), which adds a luxurious aesthetic and prevents the silver from reacting with acidic beverages. The construction appears to be machine-spun or cast metal, typical of mid-20th-century barware. While specific maker's marks are not visible from this angle, they would commonly be found on the underside of the base. In terms of condition, the silver plating exhibits some surface tarnish and light oxidation, particularly around the rims and bases, which is expected for vintage silver-plate. There are visible reflections and some surface scratches consistent with use. The overall craftsmanship suggests a high-quality decorative set, likely dating from the 1950s to 1970s, designed for formal dining or entertaining. No major dents or significant plating loss are immediately apparent, though a gentle polishing would be required to restore the original brilliance.