Rock Sharpe Buttercup Champagne/Tall Sherbert

$11.00
The Buttercup Champagne/Tall Sherbet glass by Rock Sharpe is a vintage blown glass stemware piece featuring a delicate floral optic pattern, standing 5¾ inches tall with a 3⅞-inch bowl diameter.

This elegant glass is part of the discontinued Buttercup pattern by Rock Sharpe, a mid-century American glassware brand known for its refined etched designs and high-quality craftsmanship. The Buttercup pattern showcases a soft floral motif cut into the bowl, offering subtle texture and light-catching brilliance. The tall sherbet or champagne shape features a wide, shallow bowl ideal for serving sparkling wine, sorbet, or layered desserts, making it a versatile addition to both formal and vintage-inspired tablescapes.
Crafted in the United States, this piece is made of blown glass and was originally sold as part of a larger stemware suite. Its proportions—5¾ inches in height and 3⅞ inches in diameter—lend a graceful presence, while the clear bowl and slender stem evoke the charm of 1940s–1950s American entertaining. Though discontinued, the Buttercup pattern remains a favorite among collectors and stylists for its romantic silhouette and heirloom appeal.
The Buttercup Champagne/Tall Sherbet glass by Rock Sharpe is a vintage blown glass stemware piece featuring a delicate floral optic pattern, standing 5¾ inches tall with a 3⅞-inch bowl diameter.

This elegant glass is part of the discontinued Buttercup pattern by Rock Sharpe, a mid-century American glassware brand known for its refined etched designs and high-quality craftsmanship. The Buttercup pattern showcases a soft floral motif cut into the bowl, offering subtle texture and light-catching brilliance. The tall sherbet or champagne shape features a wide, shallow bowl ideal for serving sparkling wine, sorbet, or layered desserts, making it a versatile addition to both formal and vintage-inspired tablescapes.
Crafted in the United States, this piece is made of blown glass and was originally sold as part of a larger stemware suite. Its proportions—5¾ inches in height and 3⅞ inches in diameter—lend a graceful presence, while the clear bowl and slender stem evoke the charm of 1940s–1950s American entertaining. Though discontinued, the Buttercup pattern remains a favorite among collectors and stylists for its romantic silhouette and heirloom appeal.