Tiffin-Franciscan June Night Etched Crystal Claret or Wine Glass

This is a fine example of American elegant glassware, specifically a stemmed wine or claret glass featuring the 'June Night' etched pattern by Tiffin-Franciscan, likely dating from the 1940s to 1960s. The piece is constructed from high-quality clear lead crystal, displaying excellent clarity and brilliance. The bowl is a flared, wide-mouth shape decorated with a delicate needle finish and deep plate etching. The 'June Night' pattern is characterized by its intricate floral motifs, featuring drooping roses, sweeping foliage, and small floral clusters that wrap around the exterior of the bowl. The stem is particularly notable, featuring a molded, multi-sided baluster shape with beaded or 'thumbprint' textured accents on the sides, providing both aesthetic appeal and a secure grip. The base is a flat, circular foot that appears proportional to the bowl width. In terms of condition, the glass shows no immediate signs of large chips or cracks, though close inspection of the rim for flea bites and the base for light shelf wear is recommended. The craftsmanship reflects the high standards of mid-century American glass production, with precise etching and a seamless transition between the hand-blown bowl and the molded stem.