Set of Six Vintage Cut Glass Coupes
This is a set of six vintage glass coupes featuring a heavy geometric cut pattern, likely mid-20th century. Each vessel is constructed from clear glass with a prominent diamond or 'point of diamond' cut design that covers the lower two-thirds of the bowl. The upper rim is polished smooth with a slight flare. Physically, the glass possesses a short, multi-faceted stem that transitions into a simple, flat circular foot, providing stability and a classic silhouette. The craftsmanship suggests production via a mold-and-cut process, common for high-quality domestic glassware of the 1940s-1960s. These items are multi-functional, serving as champagne coupes, sherbet dishes, or dessert glasses. Regarding condition, the glass appears bright with good clarity, though there are minor visible surface scratches on the base consistent with age and use. No significant chips or cracks are immediately evident in the provided image. There are no clearly visible maker's marks, though the style is reminiscent of patterns by companies such as Fostoria or Libbey. The weight and refractive quality of the glass indicate a decent lead content or high-quality soda-lime glass, contributing to its luminous appearance.
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Estimated Value
$45-75
Basic Information
Category
Antique and Vintage Glassware/Stemware
Appraised On
December 27, 2025
Estimated Value
$45-75
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Set of six
Item Description
This is a set of six vintage glass coupes featuring a heavy geometric cut pattern, likely mid-20th century. Each vessel is constructed from clear glass with a prominent diamond or 'point of diamond' cut design that covers the lower two-thirds of the bowl. The upper rim is polished smooth with a slight flare. Physically, the glass possesses a short, multi-faceted stem that transitions into a simple, flat circular foot, providing stability and a classic silhouette. The craftsmanship suggests production via a mold-and-cut process, common for high-quality domestic glassware of the 1940s-1960s. These items are multi-functional, serving as champagne coupes, sherbet dishes, or dessert glasses. Regarding condition, the glass appears bright with good clarity, though there are minor visible surface scratches on the base consistent with age and use. No significant chips or cracks are immediately evident in the provided image. There are no clearly visible maker's marks, though the style is reminiscent of patterns by companies such as Fostoria or Libbey. The weight and refractive quality of the glass indicate a decent lead content or high-quality soda-lime glass, contributing to its luminous appearance.
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