Gold-Rimmed Crystal Wine Goblets with Jeweled Stem Knop

This set of three elegant wine glasses features a clear crystal construction with a classic tulip-shaped bowl. The most distinctive feature is a metallic gold band encircling the rim of each glass, adding a touch of mid-century sophistication. The stems are multifaceted and lead up to a stylized, textured knop or 'jeweled' ball ornament just beneath the bowl, a design element common in high-end glassware from the late 1950s through the 1970s. The base is a plain, flat circular foot, providing stability to the slender, graceful profile. The glass appears to have high clarity and brilliance, suggesting a quality lead crystal or high-grade potash glass. The construction shows a seamless transition between the bowl and stem, indicating fine craftsmanship. In terms of condition, there are no visible chips or cracks; however, the gold gilding on the rims shows slight signs of thinning or patina consistent with age and occasional hand-washing. While no specific maker's mark is visible in the photograph, the style is strongly reminiscent of manufacturers like Mikasa or Fostoria during the mid-to-late 20th century.