Nice pair of sherry, small wine, or small champagne goblets from the American Brilliant Period of cut glass, made in the United States. This period is from appx 1890 until 1916.
These each measure 4.125" tall and are 3" wide at the rim. One is slightly shorter than the other - about 1/32" of an inch - but that is pretty common with this antique handmade stemware.
They feature curved miters, fans, file cut and flat hobstars - all typical motifs of the American Brilliant Period. The stems are paneled and notched, and the bases feature a nicely cut star.
I did not find a maker's mark on these, and I haven't identified the maker or pattern.
No chips, cracks, crizzling or other damage to report. Under UV light, these display a pale green color.