Art Deco Cut Crystal Stemware Set Patrician Rock Sharpe Stem 1022

Art Deco Cut Crystal Stemware with Tower Stems and Floral Cutting 

Quality Art Deco cut crystal stemware set of four dessert, cocktail or champagne goblets. This luxurious leaded crystal with superior cut decor is known as Libbey Rock Sharpe.

They produce long, lingering tones when plinked. The deco floral and leaf cutting was named “Patrician”. The tower stem is stem #1022. High quality leaded crystal. Circa 1920’s to 1930’s.

The Art Deco period Patrician floral cutting was accomplished by hand. The tower stems are notched and were made with a 2-part mold. The vessel was blown into a 16 panel optic mold. The foot and vessel, made separately from the stem, are applied by heat. The rims are heat finished. Stunningly beautiful high clarity cut crystal goblets

Three are in perfect condition. One has a very small soft sliver chip on the rim. Can’t be seen unless inspected closely. This goblet should be the host or hostess goblet.

This set consists of (4) 6¼” tall champagne, cocktail or dessert goblets. Acquire this luxury stemware set for your next intimate celebration!

Libbey has a long and prolific history. Edward Libbey, known as the father of the U.S. glass industry, founded Libbey glass in 1888 after heading the New England Glass Company. Libbey was heralded for it’s superior quality glassware. Over the years Libbey adapted to the changing economy and market developing more affordable everyday glass forms. Libbey is still in business today, a miracle to be sure. Most U.S. glass makers of the past failed to adapt and went out of business before the 1980’s.