Mid-Century Gilded Multi-Colored Footed Snifters Set

This is a collection of six mid-century bohemian-style glass brandy snifters or cordial glasses, each featuring a distinct, vibrant color palette. The set includes glasses in cobalt blue, emerald green, amber-smoke, amethyst purple, and light turquoise blue. Each piece is crafted from blown glass with a characteristic bulbous bowl that tapers to a narrow gilt-edged rim, sitting atop a short pedestal stem and a circular foot. The glasses are decorated with intricate hand-painted floral motifs in a combination of white enamel and metallic gold leaf. The rims and the edges of the base are accented with thick gold bands, likely 22k or 24k gold leaf common for the mid-20th century Venetian or Murano-style exports. The floral designs vary slightly between pieces, suggesting hand-application rather than mass printing. The craftsmanship indicates a production origin from the 1950s or 1960s, often attributed to Italian or Czech glassmakers. The condition appears fair to good; while the glass remains clear without structural cracks, there is visible wear to the gold gilding on the rims and bases, along with some fading of the white enamel floral details, which is typical for vintage glassware of this age that has been handled or washed.