this decorative type of frieze/banding, part in relief, with full gilding, occurs on some of the Walther (German) pressed glass - but I can't for the life of me recall the descriptive name - but there is one .......... I know we've had big chats on this sort of decoration before.
Decoration similar to this is associated, usually, with 1930 - 40 period (and perhaps earlier) - and is described as belonging to what is often called art deco design.
That's not to say remotely that these glasses have that sort of age, neither that they might originate in Germany - but it's possible they have some connection with Germany, Czechoslovakia, Bohemia, and of course, it may well be that this type of decoration is produced currently.
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some idea of dimensions, a picture of the underside of the foot, and information on their geographical area of purchase is also helpful.
I doubt that anyone would be rash enough to suggest a year of manufacture - you might be offered a decade, possibly.
Images of some Walther pieces with this type of banded/gilded relief decoration can be seen on Pamela's 'pressed glass pavillon'.
Of course, I could be completely wrong - but please someone remind me of the name given to this type of decoration.