Tiffin-Franciscan June Night Rose Pink Etched Champagne/Tall Sherbet Stem

This is a piece of fine Depression Era elegant glass stemware manufactured by the Tiffin Glass Company (also known as Tiffin-Franciscan). The item features the 'June Night' pattern (often referred to interchangeably with 'June Rose' or 'June' by collectors), characterized by a delicate wheel-etched floral motif depicting trailing roses with leaves and intricate stems that wrap around the bowl. The glass is a soft, transparent rose pink color, a signature hue of the 1920s to early 1940s production period. The physical construction includes a wide, shallow coupe-style bowl, which was commonly used for either champagne or tall sherbet service. The stem is sophisticated, featuring a multi-faceted or 'waisted' geometric bulb near the top, which transitions into a straight lower section and terminates in a flat, circular foot. The craftsmanship is indicative of high-quality 'Elegant' glass, which was finished with more handwork than standard mass-produced depression glass. Based on visual inspection, the piece is in excellent condition with no visible chips, cracks, or clouding. The etch is crisp and well-defined, and the glass retains a high degree of clarity and luster.