Teal Bubble Glass Stemware Goblets, Set of Four

This is a set of four matching stemmed goblets, likely intended for wine or water service. The most distinctive feature of the set is the teal-colored 'bubble' or 'seeded' glass used for the bowls. This effect is achieved during the glass-blowing process by intentionally trapping small air bubbles within the molten glass, giving it a textured, effervescent appearance. The bowls feature an elegant, slightly flared tulip shape with a rounded base. Each goblet is supported by a clear glass stem characterized by a decorative twisted or spiral-ribbed design, leading down to a simple, circular flat base. The construction appears to be hand-blown or mold-blown artisanal glass rather than mass-produced machine glass, evidenced by the slight variations between the pieces. While no specific maker's marks are visible in the image, the style is reminiscent of mid-to-late 20th-century studio glass or high-quality decorative imports, possibly from a region like Mexico or Italy which are known for seeded glass techniques. The items appear to be in good vintage condition with no visible cracks, large chips, or significant clouding of the glass. The clarity of the clear stems suggests a quality material composition. These pieces would typically be dated between the 1970s and early 2000s based on the color palette and stem design.