Longchamp Clear Water Goblet / Wine Glass

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Longchamp Clear Water Goblet / Wine Glass

Era / Decade

1980s - 1990s (Styling cues: classic heavy lead crystal aesthetic mass-produced in the late 20th century)

Material

Diamax Glass or Lead Crystal (Original versions contain 24% lead crystal; newer versions use high-performance lead-free Diamax). Notable for its weight and light-refracting 'sparkle'.

Condition

Very Good. The glass appears clear without visible clouding ('glass sickness') or significant chips. There is minor water spotting on the base which is easily cleanable.

Demand Level

Moderate to Strong. While common, there is a constant 'replacement market' for this specific pattern for people completing their wedding sets.

Resale Value

Estimated Resale Value

$8.00 - $15.00 (Single stem) / $45.00 - $65.00 (Set of 4)

Estimated Retail Value

$12.00 - $16.00 per stem (Estimated current MSRP if bought new in sets)

Comparable Sales

Recent eBay sold listings show single stems selling for $9.99 + shipping, while sets of 4 consistently fetch between $40 and $55 plus shipping depending on the specific size (Water vs. Wine goblet).

Description

Elegant Cristal d'Arques Longchamp clear glass goblet featuring the iconic deep diamond-cut pattern and a multi-faceted stem. This classic French-made silhouette is perfect for both formal dining and casual elegance. It stands approximately 7 inches tall and is known for its heavy, substantial feel in the hand.

Key Features

Timeless pattern (Longchamp is one of the world's best-selling crystal patterns), recognizable silhouette, durable construction, and high demand for replacements for broken sets.

Authenticity Indicators

Distinctive diamond-cut pattern on the lower bowl and vertical facets above. Many stems were not acid-etched but featured a gold-and-black sticker when new. Quality of light refraction is high. Confidence: High.

Flaws to Note

Minor surface smudging/water spots (removable). Check the rim carefully for 'flea bites' (tiny chips) and the base for scratches from storage.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

eBay (Best for single stem replacements), Etsy (Good for vintage sets of 4-6), or replacements.com (Direct sell-back option).

Selling Tips

Wash with vinegar and water to remove spots and maximize shine for photos. Use a black background to make the crystal facets pop. Use keywords like 'French Crystal,' 'Replacement Stemware,' and 'Longchamp Pattern.' If you have more than one, listing them as a set significantly increases the profit-to-shipping-cost ratio.

Appraised on 4/14/2026