Fostoria 'June' Pattern Etched Crystal Champagne/Tall Sherbet Glass

This item is an elegant stemmed glassware piece, specifically identified as a champagne or tall sherbet glass, featuring the classic 'June' etched pattern which was produced by the Fostoria Glass Company primarily between 1928 and 1944. The glass is crafted from high-quality, clear lead crystal and stands with a flared, tulip-style bowl atop a decorative, multi-faceted or 'wafer' stem. The primary decorative element is a surface-wide needle etching that depicts intricate floral swags, ribbons, and scrollwork, a hallmark of the Depression-era 'Elegant Glass' style. Physically, the piece appears to have a thin, delicate rim which is a sign of superior craftsmanship compared to mass-produced pressed glass of the same era. The etch covers the majority of the bowl, showing high-contrast detail against the clear glass. Regarding condition, the glass appears structurally sound with no large chips or cracks visible in the primary bowl area, though there is a faint horizontal line visible near the top rim which may be a light surface scratch or a result of the lighting; further inspection would be needed to check for 'flea bites' on the rim or base. The clarity of the crystal is excellent, showing no signs of 'clouding' or dishwasher damage, which often occurs with vintage glassware. This piece represents a height of American table service during the early 20th century.