Fostoria Glass June Etch Lead Crystal Stemware and Plate

This three-piece collection features elegant lead crystal produced by the Fostoria Glass Company, specifically showcasing the intricate 'June' etch pattern on the '6017' blank. The set includes a large iced tea goblet, a wine goblet with a distinctive multi-node or 'stacked ball' stem, and a matching salad/dessert plate. The 'June' pattern, introduced circa 1928, is a hallmarks of Depression-era elegance, featuring delicate flowing ribbons, bows, and floral swags etched meticulously into the clear crystal surface. The glass displays high clarity and brilliance typical of Fostoria's high-quality lead content. Physically, the pieces show a flared rim on the vessels and a wide, flat rim on the plate, all fully decorated with the romantic floral motif. Under close inspection, the crystal appears to be in excellent vintage condition with no visible chips, clouding, or significant scratches, though light surface wear consistent with age may be present on the base of the objects. The craftsmanship is superior, with thin, refined walls and a polished finish that characterizes mid-20th-century American fine glassware. These pieces represent a classic Belle Epoque-influenced style that was popular in American households during the 1930s and 1940s.