Aperitif Glass c. 1920

This "Aperitif Glass" from around 1920 is a fine example of decorative glassblowing from the early 20th century. The glass features a delicate, flared bowl, a long, slender stem, and a distinct base. It's likely that this piece was designed for serving an "aperitif," a pre-dinner drink, perhaps wine or sherry. The glass currently resides at the Minneapolis Institute of Art.