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$20.00Beautiful old elegant fine cut crystal goblets by unknown maker. Listed in ‘Crystal Stemware Identification Guide’ as UNK302.
The big trumpet bowl is hand blown and cut with a wide band of crisscross and lower trim of large crisscrosses. The intricate stem was made with a 3-part mold. The foot was applied to the stem.
The pattern looks like Pairpoint Adelaide from the 1920’s. Adelaide is usually seen with a solid ball stem with air bubble inclusions. Also been seen with a rather plain square stem. The stem on these goblets have a pineapple type knop. The quality of this stemware matches that of the infamous Pairpoint.
Quality colorless fine cut crystal. Exceptional clarity. The crystal recipe contains Manganese, a mineral used to replace lead during WWI and WWII when lead was scarce. Manganese causes the glass to reflect greenish under black-light (image 3). Estimate circa 1910 – 1940.
Beautiful lingering tone when plinked. Each goblet weighs ½ lb. Stand 7½” tall. All three in perfect condition. Three are available, each selling separately. Choose your quantity above. Lovely as a gift with a bottle of fine wine.
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Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum are not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…Elegant set of vintage Swedish blown glass goblets.
Beautiful vintage Swedish blown glass goblets with deep hand-cut floral decor. Set of four, all in excellent condition.
The glass color is smoke gray. Made of high quality leaded glass. The hand-etched florals appear whitish against the gray background. Looks very classy. Very well done.
Blown by hand with applied domed feet and ball stems. The rims were sheared and polished. The shape of each is slightly different due to the hand-made process. Stand approximately 7″ tall, full size goblets.
Maker unknown. 90% sure they were made in the Scandinavian region, probably Sweden, by a very fine maker Estimated circa 1930 – 1970.