Pair of iridescent pressed-glass pedestal egg cups or small sherbet cups

This appears to be a matched pair of small pedestal glass cups with a lustrous iridescent finish, often associated with decorative or novelty tableware. Each piece has a short stem, wide foot, and a rounded bowl with a flared rim. The bodies are decorated with molded grape-and-leaf motifs in relief, giving them an ornamental, vintage-inspired appearance. The style suggests mass-produced decorative glass rather than fine antique crystal. They may have been intended as egg cups, dessert cups, or small cordial/sherbet cups.

These cups reflect the popularity of iridescent decorative glass and pressed-glass tableware in the late 20th century. While not historically rare, they are representative of mass-market ornamental glass design and the continued appeal of grape motif tableware.