Green pressed glass tumbler / drinking glass

A green translucent pressed-glass tumbler with a flared cylindrical form, smooth upper body, and a decorative lower section featuring raised circular medallions, scrollwork, and vertical ribbing. The glass has a bright emerald-to-seafoam gradient appearance caused by thickness and lighting, with a substantial molded base. The design suggests a decorative table glass rather than a plain utilitarian tumbler. The pattern is reminiscent of late Victorian or early 20th-century pressed glass motifs, though the exact pattern and maker cannot be confirmed from the image alone.

Pressed colored glass tumblers and tableware were popular in the Victorian era and again in the early-to-mid 20th century, reflecting advances in mass glass production and decorative domestic wares. Pieces like this are valued more for pattern, color, and condition than for intrinsic material value.