Lead crystal iced beverage glass (not authenticated)

This item is a clear lead crystal iced beverage stemware piece, presented alongside its dark-colored matching box. The physical characteristics include a broad, circular foot with a cut starburst pattern on the underside, and intricate diamond-cut and vertical fluting motifs covering the bowl portion. The glass exhibits brilliant refractive qualities typical of heavy lead crystal construction. Visible on the foot of the stemware is a paper retail sticker bearing the text 'COLLEEN ENCORE ICED BEVERAGE', 'LEAD CRYSTAL', '135609', a barcode with digits '0 24258 37272 6', an inventory number '6509117560001', and 'Made in Slovenia'. A similar partial label is visible on the adjacent dark box. The item appears to be in very clean, unblemished condition with no visible chips, cracks, or repairs, maintaining high clarity. The manufacturing details such as the specific pattern name and country of origin are derived directly from the affixed paper sticker rather than an engraved maker's mark. The attribution in the name rests entirely on the unverified retail stickers and packaging context visible in the photograph. The style is consistent with traditional cut crystal stemware production from the late 20th to early 21st century, showing crisp facet cutting and traditional craftsmanship standards.

Based on what I can see in the provided image, this piece appears to be a clear lead crystal iced beverage stemware item, presented with a dark matching box and bearing a retail paper sticker reading 'COLLEEN ENCORE ICED BEVERAGE' and 'Made in Slovenia'. The glass exhibits intricate diamond-cut and vertical fluting motifs with a cut starburst pattern on the underside of the foot, appearing very clean and unblemished. However, I cannot verify from a photo whether the paper sticker and packaging accurately reflect the actual manufacturer, as retail labels can be swapped or applied to similar glassware. I would need physical inspection to confirm the glass composition, weight, and presence of any subtle maker's marks. The estimated value range of $40 to $60 assumes the attribution on the retail sticker is correct and reflects typical secondary market retail pricing for modern cut crystal stemware of this type. Demand for traditional crystal stemware is generally moderate in the current market, as contemporary table settings lean toward more minimalist designs. To fully establish the provenance and potential value, physical in-person examination by a crystal expert or appraiser would be necessary. If this item were to turn out to be a replica, copy, or produced 'in the style of' the named pattern rather than an official piece matching the sticker, the value would likely decrease significantly to roughly $10 to $20, reflecting generic glass value.