Fostoria 'Navarre' Etched 4-Ounce Champagne/Tall Sherbet Glasses

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Fostoria 'Navarre' Etched 4-Ounce Champagne/Tall Sherbet Glasses

Era / Decade

Mid-20th Century (approx. 1940s-1950s) based on the Navarre pattern and stem 6016 style.

Material

High-quality lead crystal with needle-etched floral and scroll motif. Known for clarity and a distinct ringing sound when tapped.

Condition

Excellent. The glassware appears clear with no visible 'clouding' or 'sickness,' which is common in older crystal. No immediate chips or cracks visible on the rims.

Demand Level

Moderate to Strong. There is a high current trend for vintage coupe-style glasses for home mixology and 'cocktail culture.'

Resale Value

Estimated Resale Value

$60.00 - $120.00 for the set of six (approximately $10-$20 per stem).

Estimated Retail Value

$35.00 - $45.00 per stem if purchased new from luxury replacement services.

Comparable Sales

Recent eBay 'Sold' listings show sets of 4-6 Navarre coupes selling between $65 and $110 depending on condition and stem height.

Description

Set of 6 vintage Fostoria Navarre etched crystal champagne or tall sherbet glasses. Features the iconic 1930s-era floral etching with elegant swags and scrolls on stem #6016. These classic coupes hold approximately 4-5 ounces and are perfect for sparkling wine, cocktails, or desserts. Clear, brilliant crystal with a delicate, thin-walled rim and faceted stem.

Key Features

Highly collectible 'Navarre' pattern; Mid-Century Modern/Art Deco crossover appeal; versatile use as cocktail coupes; Fostoria brand recognition.

Authenticity Indicators

Fostoria Navarre crystal is rarely marked with a permanent logo, but the distinct 'Navarre' etching is intricate and refined. Confidence level: High, based on pattern matching with stem 6016.

Flaws to Note

Potential for tiny 'flea bites' on the base or rim. Buyers should check for mineral deposits (cloudiness) which cannot be easily removed.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

eBay or Etsy are best for vintage crystal collectors. Facebook Marketplace is viable for a quick local sale to avoid shipping risks.

Selling Tips

Use keywords like 'Vintage Coupe,' 'MCM Cocktail,' and 'Fostoria Navarre.' Photograph against a dark, solid background to highlight the etching. Bundle as a set; single glasses are harder to sell. Double-box for shipping with plenty of bubble wrap.

Appraised on 7/16/2026