Vintage

I acquired these at an estate sale. I know they are solid silver that's it. .. I uploaded pics to chat gpt here is what it said.

What they are (confirmed)
These are solid sterling silver cordial / liqueur goblets, made as a matched pair, most likely American, late 19th to early 20th century (c. 1890–1920).
Key details that confirm this
Stamped “STERLING” (not plated) → solid 92.5% silver
3.5 inches tall → standard size for cordial/after-dinner drink goblets
Applied floral garland (wreath) → common on higher-quality gift silver
Hand-engraved monogram “M” → typical of presentation or wedding pieces
Weighted-looking base but solid construction → normal for goblets of this era
These were not religious chalices — they were meant for:
Cordials / sherry / liqueurs
Formal dining table use
Gift or presentation silver
Maker
There is no visible maker’s hallmark, which usually means:
A smaller American silversmith, or
A retailer-commissioned piece
Many high-quality goblets were sold this way and