Tiffin-Franciscan June Rose Etched Champagne Flute

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Tiffin-Franciscan June Rose Etched Champagne Flute

Era / Decade

1950s-1960s (Produced 1950-1966)

Material

Fine lead crystal; elegant hand-etched floral motif on clear glass with a pulled stem.

Condition

Very Good; the central flute appears free of chips or cracks, but shows minor cloudiness/limescale that may need cleaning.

Demand Level

Moderate; evergreen demand for replacement pieces in this specific pattern, particularly during wedding season (Spring/Summer).

Resale Value

Estimated Resale Value

$15.00 - $35.00 per individual flute

Estimated Retail Value

$65.00 - $85.00

Comparable Sales

Recent eBay sold listings for single June Rose flutes range from $18.99 to $28.00 plus shipping. Sets of four typically sell for $80.00 to $110.00.

Description

Exquisite Tiffin-Franciscan champagne flute in the 'June Rose' pattern. Features a delicate, hand-etched bridal rose design on a slender, tapered bowl with a clear pulled stem and flat circular base. Standing approximately 8 inches tall, this mid-century crystal piece is a quintessential example of American elegant glass.

Key Features

Highly collectible 'June Rose' pattern; hand-etched crystal; timeless wedding/bridal aesthetic; discontinued mid-century American glass.

Authenticity Indicators

Etching style is consistent with Tiffin's 'needle etching' technique; pulled stem construction shows no mold seams. High confidence level.

Flaws to Note

Light hard-water staining (cloudiness) visible near the base of the flute bowl; small surface scratches on the base from shelf wear. No chips detected in image.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

eBay or Etsy are best; these platforms cater to vintage glassware collectors and people looking for specific pattern replacements.

Selling Tips

Deep clean with white vinegar to remove hard-water clouds. Use keywords like 'Discontinued', 'Etched Crystal', 'Mid-Century', and 'Replacement'. Photograph against a dark background to make the white etching pop.

Appraised on 7/8/2026