Tiffin-Franciscan June Etch Water Goblet

This is an elegant water goblet crafted by the Tiffin Glass Company, featuring the highly sought-after 'June' pattern, which was produced approximately between 1920 and 1950. The piece is made of clear, high-quality lead crystal, characterized by its brilliant clarity and resonant ring. The construction features a blown glass bowl with a slender, multi-faceted pressed stem containing a decorative knop or wafer-like detail, terminating in a wide flat base for stability. The bowl is decorated with a delicate 'June' acid etch, showcasing an intricate arrangement of romantic swags, bows, and floral bouquets of roses and daisies that encircle the top portion of the vessel. The etching is finely detailed with a frosted finish that contrasts beautifully against the transparent glass. Condition-wise, the goblet appears to be in excellent vintage state with no visible chips, cracks, or deep scratching to the bowl or foot. There is no evidence of 'clouding' or dishwasher damage, suggesting it has been well-cared for. The piece reflects the peak of the Depression-era Elegant Glass movement, displaying superior craftsmanship compared to mass-produced kitchenware of the same period.