Wine glass 18th-19th century

This anonymous 18th-19th century "Wine glass" from the Minneapolis Institute of Art is a simple yet elegant example of glassblowing from the period. The clear glass body is blown in a classic stemmed shape, featuring a round bowl that tapers down into a thin, elongated stem. The stem then flares out into a circular, flat base. While the piece lacks any elaborate decoration or inscription, it exemplifies the craftsmanship of the era and offers a glimpse into the everyday objects used for drinking during this time.