Set of Art Nouveau wine glasses, glass, Bohemia, Czech Republic, early 20th century

A set of six Bohemia wine glasses, made at the beginning of the 20th century, is an example of refined Czech glassmaking craftsmanship from the Art Nouveau period. The bowls of transparent glass are decorated with dense, hand-cut motifs of leaves and stylised plants, achieved using a matte engraving technique, while the stems and bases are distinguished by delicate, light green glass in a fresh, cool tone. The stems are vertically faceted, introducing a geometric rhythm and the lightness characteristic of the Belle Époque. The transitions between elements are harmonious, and the proportions of the bowls and stable bases are balanced. The contrast between the smooth, glossy surface and the satin engraving highlights the decorative potential of Bohemian glass. The set is in very good condition, with no visible damage or chips, and with an even green colour. These glasses reflect the aura of the turn of the century: every detail tells the story of a time when Czech glassworks combined craftsmanship with artistic flair. The masterful workmanship reveals a fascination with nature typical of Art Nouveau—vines and leaves intertwined in a soft arabesque seem to subtly play with light during social gatherings. The light green brings a hint of spring colours into the glass, and the vertical faceting of the stems introduces echoes of geometric discipline, as if these forms captured the mood of modernising European salons. The set will fit perfectly in a Belle Époque arrangement or in a collector's interior with an antique character, where it can be combined with porcelain tableware from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, silver cutlery or a massive oak table. In a more modern setting, the glasses can be a striking accent on a simple sideboard or in a display case with a neutral colour scheme. It is also worth combining them with a linen tablecloth and classic clear glass to bring out the subtle colour and richness of the cut—especially at vintage-style parties or wine tastings. No additional technical data or care instructions are provided; historical glass of this type is recommended to be washed by hand using mild agents and soft cloths to preserve the matte cut and the integrity of the coloured elements.