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Monongah Glass Roseland Floral Swag Etch #800 Crystal Goblet
Beautiful goblet is from Monongah Glass in their floral swag etch number 800, Roseland. Roseland has a repeating pattern of a band of flowers at the top, with an etched circle that intersects a flower swag circle. This looks like two wedding rings with a band of daisies or open roses at the top. There are ribbons draped from the flower band and upper circle that end in triangles. These ribbons look like arrows. Monongah was in business about from 1904 to 1932 and made some beautiful etched pieces. Roseland was discontinued about 1927 so this goblet is at least 80 years old. A romantic wedding gift would be a set of this stemware with the wedding ring motif and given with the wish that the marriage will endure as the goblets have. This is the water goblet on stem blank 7814. It is 6 1/8 inches tall and 2 3/4 inches across at the lip. Goblet has no chips and the glass is nice and clear. There is a stress crack in the foot that radiates from the stem out about 1/2 inch. It does not go through the surface. There is a small manufacturing flaw in the lip, a little smooth dimple as if someone had touched it while the glass was still hot. The stem shown is the exact stem we are listing. You can see the crack in the photo but the little mar does not show up. We have other goblets in this pattern listed in our store if you would like a larger set or prefer more perfect glass. We'll gladly ship your purchases together which should help keep shipping costs down.
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Monongah Roseland Floral Swag Etch Crystal Sherbet
Beautiful champagne/sherblet is from Monongah Glass in their floral swag etch number 800, Roseland. Roseland has a repeating pattern of a band of flowers at the top, with an etched circle that intersects a flower swag circle. This looks like two wedding rings with a band of daisies or open roses at the top. There are ribbons draped from the flower band and upper circle that end in triangles. These ribbons look like arrows. Monongah was in business about from 1904 to 1932 and made some beautiful etched pieces. Roseland was discontinued about 1927 so this sherbet is at least 80 years old. A romantic wedding gift would be a set of this stemware with the wedding ring motif and given with the wish that the marriage will endure as the champagne/sherbets have. This is the champagne sherbet on stem blank 7814. It is 3 5/8 inches tall and 3 inches across at the lip. Sherbet is in excellent condition; it has no chips or cracks and the glass is nice and clear.
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Monongah Secretaries Primrose #7814 6 in Water Goblet
Here is a choice and hard to find goblet from Monongah Crystal. This is Secretaries Primrose etch on stem #7814. Blank #7814 has a straight stem with very slight flare at the top and a rounded base where it attaches to the foot. The bowl is bell-shaped with a beautiful, understated flar at the lip. Secretaries Primrose etch features primrose blossoms and leaves in bouquet grouping, with more flowers and leaves spilling over. Most unusual is the way the flowers are fully filled in with the etch, giving them a more solid, white look.
I believe this is the water goblet based on comparisons to other Monongah stems. It is 6 1/8 inches tall and 2 3/4 inches across at the lip. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or signs of wear.
My thanks to Replacements who identified this for me.
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Monongah Secretaries Primrose #7814 Champagne Sherbet
Here is a choice and hard to find champagne or tall sherbet from Monongah Crystal. This is Secretaries Primrose etch on stem #7814. Blank #7814 has a straight stem with very slight flare at the top and a rounded base where it attaches to the foot. The bowl is bell-shaped with a beautiful, understated flar at the lip. Secretaries Primrose etch features primrose blossoms and leaves in bouquet grouping, with more flowers and leaves spilling over. Most unusual is the way the flowers are fully filled in with the etch, giving them a more solid, white look. I believe this is the champagne / tall sherbet based on comparisons to other Monongah stems. It is 4 1/4 inches tall and 3 1/8 inches across at the lip. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or signs of wear. My thanks to Replacements who identified this for me.
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