Gold Rimmed Lace Etched Champagne Flute
Unbranded (Likely Luminarc or Mikasa) · Kitchenware > Glassware
Era / Decade
1990s - Early 2000s; The screen-printed lace pattern and gold rim were common in bridal registries during this period.
Material
Glass with 24k gold-plated rim and white enamel screen-printed pattern.
Condition
Very Good; The gold rim shows slight thinning or wear in small sections consistent with age, but there are no visible chips or cracks.
Demand Level
Moderate; Seasonal peaks during wedding season (May-June) and New Year's Eve.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$5.00 - $12.00 per stem (Higher if sold as a set of 2 or 4)
Estimated Retail Value
$10.00 - $15.00 per stem
Comparable Sales
Single replacement stems of similar lace-patterned flutes typically sell for $8-$12 on eBay. Sets of four often sell for $30-$45 plus shipping.
Description
Elegant champagne flute featuring a delicate white lace scrollwork pattern around the top bowl and a luxurious gold-gilded rim. The glass features a classic tall, slender stem and rounded base, perfect for weddings, anniversaries, or celebratory toasts.
Key Features
Gilded gold rim, ornate lace/filigree etching, bridal aesthetic, classic celebratory silhouette.
Authenticity Indicators
No visible maker's mark on the base. Confidence: Medium. Construction suggests a mass-produced but high-quality mid-tier brand like Luminarc (France) or Mikasa.
Flaws to Note
A single glass is difficult to sell for a high price; most buyers look for pairs or sets of four. Minute wear to the gold leaf at the rim.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay or Etsy for collectors looking for replacements; Facebook Marketplace for local buyers needing wedding decor.
Selling Tips
If you only have one, list it as a 'Replacement Stem' with specific height measurements. Use a dark background in photos to make the white lace pattern pop. Avoid dishwasher cleaning to preserve the gold rim.