Spiral Optic Crystal Champagne Flute

This item is a clear crystal champagne flute featuring a prominent spiral or 'swirl' optic pattern integrated into the glass of the bowl. The flute exhibits a tall, slender profile typical of modern stemware design, likely dating from the mid-to-late 20th century. The glass construction is transparent with high clarity, suggesting a quality lead crystal or high-grade glass composition that catches and refracts light through the diagonal molded ridges. The bowl tapers elegantly into a seamless, pulled stem, indicating a high level of craftsmanship and potentially a machine-blown or hand-finished manufacturing process. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures in the provided perspective; however, the pattern is reminiscent of glassware produced by notable manufacturers such as Mikasa (French Countryside or Cheers patterns) or similar European glassworks like Baccarat or Lalique in their more minimalist collections. The condition appears excellent with no visible chips, cracks, or clouding (sickness) often found in older glassware. The rim appears to be fire-polished for a smooth drinking surface. The optic texture is not just aesthetic but provides a tactile grip, which is a hallmark of this specific style of barware. The item serves as both a functional drinking vessel and a decorative piece reflecting mid-century modern to contemporary design sensibilities.

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