Etched Floral Wine Goblet, possibly 'June' or 'Rose' pattern variant
Decorative Art / Stemware • Likely American glass manufacturers such as Fostoria, Cambridge, or Tiffin Glass Company
Style & Movement
Depression Glass / Mid-Century Traditional
Medium & Technique
Lead glass or potash glass involving mold-blown shaping and wheel-carved or acid-etched floral decoration
Creation Period
Mid-20th Century, circa 1930s-1950s
Dimensions & Format
Approximately 6 to 7 inches in height; vertical goblet format
Subject Description
The piece features an elegant, trumpet-shaped bowl decorated with delicate etched floral motifs, including multi-petaled blossoms and trailing leaf vines. The stem is slender and plain, leading to a circular base.
Condition & Value Assessment
Condition Assessment
Very Good; the glass appears clear without significant 'sickness' or clouding
Estimated Market Value
$15 - $35 USD per individual stem
Auction Estimate
$100 - $200 USD for a set of 8-12
Provenance History
Likely part of a residential collection or dowry set from the mid-20th century; currently appearing in a secondary market/estate sale context
Art Historical Significance
Representative of the high-quality mass-produced elegant glass era in America, where intricate hand-etching provided a sense of luxury to middle-class households during and after the Depression.
Notable Features
Distinctive optical panels on the lower bowl that catch the light, paired with a finely executed floral etching that mimics higher-end needle-etching techniques.
Condition Issues
Minor surface scratches consistent with use; no visible chips, flea bites, or cracks in the provided image
Conservation Recommendations
Hand wash only in lukewarm water with mild detergent; avoid dishwashers to prevent glass etching or 'clouding' from harsh chemicals; store upright with space between rims