Libbey Hobstar Champagne Coupe / Martini Glasses

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Libbey Hobstar Champagne Coupe / Martini Glasses

Era / Decade

1990s-Modern (Heritage/Reproduction Style)

Material

Pressed Glass (Soda-lime glass); durable weight with characteristic mold lines.

Condition

Good to Very Good. The glass shows clarity, but there appears to be some adhesive residue on the base and slight clouding or dust that needs professional cleaning.

Demand Level

Moderate to Strong (Cocktail culture is currently fueling high demand for vintage-style coupes).

Resale Value

Estimated Resale Value

$15.00 - $25.00 for a pair / $35.00 - $50.00 for a set of four

Estimated Retail Value

$8.00 - $12.00 per glass (new)

Comparable Sales

Sets of 4 Libbey Hobstar Coupes consistently sell for $40-$45 plus shipping on eBay. Single replacements sell for approximately $12-$15.

Description

Elegant Libbey Hobstar champagne coupe glasses featuring a classic cut-glass aesthetic with a diamond and starburst pattern. These stems offer a vintage Regency feel with modern durability, perfect for cocktails, sparkling wine, or desserts. The wide bowl and faceted stem provide a sophisticated silhouette for home bars or event hosting.

Key Features

Timeless 'Hobstar' pattern based on a 19th-century design; high demand for cocktail photography and 'Grandmillennial' decor; heavy base for stability; versatile Coupe shape.

Authenticity Indicators

Libbey 'L' mark often etched in the center of the bowl (hard to see without backlighting); mold lines on the stem indicate pressed glass rather than hand-cut crystal. Confidence: High.

Flaws to Note

Sticky residue on the base from price tags; minor hard water spotting (removable); no chips or cracks visible in photo.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

Etsy (if sold as vintage style), eBay, or Poshmark. Local sale via Facebook Marketplace is best if selling as a large set to avoid shipping breakage.

Selling Tips

Thoroughly clean with white vinegar to remove hard water spots. Use the keyword 'Speakeasy Style' and 'Art Deco' in the title. Photography should include one shot filled with a colorful liquid to highlight the cut-glass pattern.

Appraised on 7/8/2026