Luminarc/Arcoroc 'Picardie' or 'Canterbury' Stemmed Wine Glass/Goblet

Arc International (branded as Luminarc or Arcoroc) · Kitchenware > Glassware & Drinkware

Luminarc/Arcoroc 'Picardie' or 'Canterbury' Stemmed Wine Glass/Goblet

Era / Decade

1980s-1990s Vintage (based on the paneled geometric cut and thick stem profile common in French mass-production glassware of that era)

Material

Pressed Soda-Lime Glass (Tempered); notable for durability and a slightly heavier weight compared to fine crystal.

Condition

Excellent; no visible chips on the rim or base, and the glass appears clear without dishwasher etching (clouding).

Demand Level

Moderate; steady demand for French bistro-style glassware, though single pieces move slower than sets.

Resale Value

Estimated Resale Value

$4.00 - $12.00 (individual); $25.00 - $45.00 (set of 4)

Estimated Retail Value

$6.00 - $10.00 per stem (based on modern equivalents like Duralex or Williams Sonoma replacements)

Comparable Sales

Recent eBay 'Sold' listings show individual Luminarc stems selling for $8.00 plus shipping, whereas sets of 4 or 6 consistently reach $30.00 to $50.00 depending on the specific model size.

Description

Vintage French-style stemmed goblet featuring a paneled, faceted bowl and a short, stout hexagonal stem. This classic bistro-style glass is made of thick, durable tempered glass, perfect for daily use or casual entertaining. Its light-catching geometric design offers a timeless Mid-Century Modern to 80s aesthetic.

Key Features

High durability (tempered glass), stackable-like sturdy design, French manufacturing prestige (Arc), and a classic 'Bistro' aesthetic that is currently trending on TikTok/Instagram for 'home cafe' styling.

Authenticity Indicators

Check the underside of the base for a very faint stamp that says 'FRANCE' or a numbered code. High confidence in manufacturer style (Arc International).

Flaws to Note

Look for 'flea bites' (tiny chips) along the rim and base. Check for 'cloudiness' or 'etching' from hard water/dishwashers, as this is permanent and significantly lowers value.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

Etsy (for vintage aesthetic), eBay (for replacement seekers), or Facebook Marketplace (if sold as a set to avoid shipping risks).

Selling Tips

Photograph against a dark background or with a colored liquid inside to show the faceted details. Use keywords like 'French Country,' 'Bistro,' 'Cottagecore,' and 'Depression Style.' If you only have one, list it as a 'replacement' piece for someone who broke one in their set.

Appraised on 4/14/2026