Luminarc Domino Black Wine Glass (Single)
Luminarc (Arc International) · Kitchenware > Drinkware

Era / Decade
1980s-1990s; these were highly popular in the Postmodern era and are identified by the signature black bowl and clear stem silhouette.
Material
Pressed Glass; non-leaded glass with a distinct opaque black pigment in the bowl and a clear glass stem and base.
Condition
Good. The glass appears intact without major cracks, but there is visible surface residue or tape adhesive on the exterior bowl. Needs a thorough cleaning to reach 'Very Good' status.
Demand Level
Moderate. Individual glasses move slower than full sets of 4 or 6, but they are essential for buyers looking to replace a single broken piece in their collection.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$8.00 - $18.00 (Low: Individual orphaned glass; High: Part of a replacement purchase for a collector)
Estimated Retail Value
$5.00 - $8.00 (original retail equivalent adjusted for inflation)
Comparable Sales
Single glasses typically sell for $10-$15 plus shipping on eBay. Full sets of 4 consistently sell for $45-$60. Recent 'Sold' listings show a high sell-through rate for this specific 'Domino' pattern.
Description
Vintage Luminarc Domino series wine glass. Features a sleek, minimalist design with a glossy opaque black bowl perched on a transparent clear glass stem and foot. A classic example of 1980s French glassware design, perfect for MCM or Postmodern decor styles. Approximately 6-7 inches in height.
Key Features
Iconic 'Domino' colorway; Mid-Century Modern/80s revival appeal; Made in France; high replacement demand for broken sets.
Authenticity Indicators
Typically marked 'FRANCE' in raised lettering on the bottom of the base or 'ARC' on some variations. Pattern recognition is high for Luminarc. Confidence level: High.
Flaws to Note
Visible sticky residue/sticker gunk on the side of the black bowl; light surface scratching typical of vintage used glassware; dusty from storage.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay or Etsy are best. These platforms are the go-to for 'replacement' shoppers. Facebook Marketplace is less ideal for a single glass unless sold as a larger lot.
Selling Tips
Remove the adhesive residue using Goo Gone or warm soapy water before photographing. Use a solid white background to make the black glass pop. Use keywords like 'Postmodern', '80s Decor', 'MCM', 'Black and Clear', and 'France'.