Wine glass c. 1920

This anonymous, hand-blown glass goblet, created around 1920, features a bulbous bowl, a long, thin stem, and a wide foot. The glass is decorated with a gold twist in the stem and a gold filigree pattern throughout. The goblet, which is currently held by the Minneapolis Institute of Art, demonstrates the artistry of glassblowing, a technique that has been practiced for centuries. The delicate nature of the design and the intricate detail of the gold filigree make it an elegant and captivating piece.