Fostoria 'June' Etched Glass Champagne/Tall Sherbet Stemware

This is a vintage elegant glass stemware piece, specifically identified as the 'June' pattern produced by the Fostoria Glass Company. The piece features a clear crystal body with a wide, flared bowl that tapers slightly toward the base, characteristic of a champagne or tall sherbet glass. The primary decorative feature is a delicate, intricate neo-classical style etching that wraps around the bowl, depicting floral swags, ribbons, and stylized foliage with exceptional detail. The stem is highly ornate, featuring a multi-faceted or 'balustre' shape with pressed decorative notches along the sides, which provides both a secure grip and reflects light beautifully. The vessel sits on a plain, circular flat foot. Based on the pattern and construction, this piece likely dates from the 1930s to the early 1940s, a peak period for American elegant glass production. The craftsmanship is high, indicated by the clarity of the crystal and the precision of the needle-etching. The condition appears excellent with no visible chips, cracks, or heavy clouding, though minor shelf wear on the bottom of the foot may be present given its age. The item is representative of Depression-era luxury table settings and remains a highly collectible example of American glassware history.