Tiffin-Franciscan Chantilly Gold Rim Champagne Flute

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Tiffin-Franciscan Chantilly Gold Rim Champagne Flute

Era / Decade

1950s-1960s (Mid-Century Modern)

Material

Elegant Glass with 22k Gold encrustation and acid-etched needle lace pattern.

Condition

Very Good; the gold rim shows minor thinning consistent with age, but no chips or cracks are visible on the bowl or stem.

Demand Level

Moderate; steady demand for replacements but sold primarily to collectors or those completing sets.

Resale Value

Estimated Resale Value

$15.00 - $28.00 (per stem)

Estimated Retail Value

$60.00 - $80.00 (comparable high-end crystal replacement cost)

Comparable Sales

Recent eBay sold listings for single Chantilly gold-rimmed flutes range from $18 to $25 plus shipping. Sets of 4 often sell for $80-$100.

Description

Exquisite Tiffin-Franciscan champagne flute in the iconic 'Chantilly' pattern. Features a delicate white needle-etched lace motif on the upper bowl, accented by a polished gold rim. The long, slender pulled stem and clear round base provide a timeless 'Elegant Glass' silhouette. Approximately 8.5 inches tall.

Key Features

Highly collectible Mid-Century Tiffin pattern; gold-rimmed variant is more desirable than the plain version; perfect for wedding or anniversary replacement sets.

Authenticity Indicators

Distinctive Chantilly lace etching style; lack of seam (blown/pulled stem); quality of glass clarity. Confidence: High.

Flaws to Note

Fading or 'rub' marks on the gold rim; surface scratches from improper storage; potential water spotting/clouding if previously put in a dishwasher.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

eBay or Etsy. These platforms cater to vintage glassware collectors who search for specific pattern names like 'Chantilly'.

Selling Tips

Use keywords: 'Tiffin Franciscan Chantilly', 'Gold Rim', 'Needle Etched', 'Vintage Stemware'. Wrap extremely well in bubble wrap and double-box to prevent breakage. Photograph against a dark background to make the white etching 'pop'.

Appraised on 6/30/2026