Wine glass 18th-19th century

This anonymous "Wine Glass" from the 18th-19th century is a simple, yet elegant, example of glassblowing from this era. The glass is blown into a clear, bell-shaped bowl, with a unique, multi-layered stem that is both sturdy and delicate. It can be found on display at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. This piece serves as a reminder of the sophistication and artistry of everyday objects from centuries past.