Silver Lace Filigree Wine Goblet
Unbranded (Possibly Dorothy Thorpe style or Mikasa Platinum style) · Kitchenware > Stemware
Era / Decade
1960s-1970s (Mid-Century Modern / Regency Revival Style)
Material
Glass with platinum/silver-tone metallic overlay and textured filigree appliqué
Condition
Very Good - Glass is clear with no chips; metallic overlay shows minor thinning near the rim, typical of age.
Demand Level
Moderate - Strongest during holiday seasons or for wedding/bridal shower decor.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$8.00 - $35.00 (Single stems sell for less; sets of 4-6 reach the higher end)
Estimated Retail Value
$15.00 - $25.00 per stem (Estimated modern replacement cost)
Comparable Sales
Sets of 4 similar silver-rimmed filigree glasses typically sell for $45-$60 on Etsy. Individual replacements sell for $12-$18 plus shipping on eBay.
Description
Elegant vintage wine goblet featuring a wide silver/platinum-toned band with a raised, textured lace or Victorian filigree pattern. The goblet features a classic rounded bowl and a clear, simple stem. Perfect for Hollywood Regency or Mid-Century dining decor.
Key Features
Highly decorative silver-lacework metallic rim, vintage Mid-Century aesthetic, textured 'embossed' feel to the metal pattern.
Authenticity Indicators
Confidence: Medium. Look for a 'Made in Romania' or 'Japan' sticker on the base or acid-etched marks. Lack of marks suggests high-quality 70s department store production.
Flaws to Note
Metallic overlay is prone to scratching and fading if dishwashed; some minor oxidation or rubbing on the silver band visible.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Etsy (for vintage sets), eBay (best for replacements), or Facebook Marketplace (local pick-up to avoid breakable shipping).
Selling Tips
If part of a set, sell together. If a single, market as a 'replacement glass.' Use keywords like 'Hollywood Regency,' 'Platinum Filigree,' and 'MCM Wine Glass.' Do not scrub the metal; hand-wash only.