Mid-Century Amber Honeycomb Goblet – Vintage Pressed Glass

Offered is a vintage amber pressed-glass goblet featuring a classic honeycomb / optic-pattern bowl, a baluster-style stem, and a rounded foot. The glass has a warm golden-amber tone with subtle deepening toward the stem, producing an attractive glow under natural or artificial light. This piece dates to the mid- to late-20th century (circa 1960s–1980s), a period when honeycomb and optic textures were widely used in both American and European glass production. Unlike earlier heavy pressed glass, this example is lighter in weight, consistent with later mold-pressed or mold-blown manufacturing techniques. Design & Use • Mid-century modern aesthetic • Honeycomb texture refracts light beautifully • Ideal as a decorative goblet, barware accent, or display piece • Works well styled with other amber, brown, or earth-tone glass Material & Construction • Pressed or mold-blown glass • Smooth rim, well-defined pattern • Unmarked, as typical for many period examples Condition • Very good vintage condition • No chips, cracks, or repairs • Minor mold marks and small bubbles consistent with production • Clean rim and stable base Approximate Dimensions • Height: ~6.25 inches (16 cm) • Rim diameter: ~3.75 inches (9.5 cm) • Foot diameter: ~3.5 inches (9 cm) (See photos with ruler for reference.) ⸻ Collector & Buyer Notes This is not early amberina or heavy Depression-era glass, but a solid, attractive mid-century piece with strong decorative appeal. These goblets are increasingly collected for interior styling, particularly for bar carts, shelving displays, and warm-toned modern décor. Singles sell best when presented honestly and priced correctly; condition and color are the main value drivers here, both of which this example has