Libbey Rock Sharpe 'Allure' Crystal Wine Goblets (Set of 12)

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Libbey Rock Sharpe 'Allure' Crystal Wine Goblets (Set of 12)

Era / Decade

1940s-1950s (Mid-Century Vintage)

Material

Lead-free crystal or high-quality glass with a pressed/cut foliage and geometric pattern

Condition

Very Good to Excellent. The glass appears clear without cloudiness/milking. No visible large chips are present in the photo, though rim edges should be checked for micro-nicks.

Demand Level

Moderate. Steady demand for vintage wedding glassware and holiday entertaining, but crystal sets take longer to ship safely.

Resale Value

Estimated Resale Value

Low: $45 (fast sale) - Mid: $85 (individual pieces) - High: $120 (full set to specific collector).

Estimated Retail Value

$12.00 - $15.00 per stem ($144 - $180 for a set of 12) if purchased from a replacement service.

Comparable Sales

Recent sold listings for Libbey Allure or similar Rock Sharpe stems show individual glasses selling for $8-$12 and sets of 4 selling for $35-$45 plus shipping.

Description

Elegant set of 12 vintage Libbey Rock Sharpe crystal goblets in the 'Allure' pattern. These Mid-Century glasses feature a sophisticated cut-glass aesthetic with a leaf-like vertical pattern on the bowl and a multi-faceted geometric stem. Perfect for formal dining, holiday settings, or vintage barware enthusiasts. Approx 7 inches tall.

Key Features

Large matching set of 12 (rare to find complete), timeless Mid-Century Modern aesthetic, faceted 'diamond' style stems, high brilliance glass, discontinued pattern.

Authenticity Indicators

Libbey often used a small cursive 'L' on the bottom center of the glass, though older Rock Sharpe pieces may be unsigned. The construction of the mold lines vs. cut detail is consistent with 1950s production. Confidence level: High.

Flaws to Note

Potential micro-chips on the rims (flea bites) due to age. Check for 'cloudiness' caused by dishwasher minerals, which is permanent etching. One glass in the back appears to have a slight tilt.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

eBay (best for reaching collectors), Etsy (best for 'Vintage' branding), or Facebook Marketplace (to avoid high shipping risks and costs).

Selling Tips

Sell as a set of 12 or two sets of 6. Use 'MCM', 'Wedding Vibe', and 'Hollywood Regency' in keywords. Over-pack with double boxing and plenty of bubble wrap to prevent breakage. High-quality photos against a dark background will show the crystal cuts better than a speckled countertop.

Appraised on 7/2/2026