The "Diane" etch (etch #752) is applied to Cambridge stem style #3122, and the bowl has an optic that blends very well with the etched pattern. The bowl is blown in a "martini-like shape" that sets upon a shorter stem than the taller champagne/sherbet.
The original formal designation for this goblet's use was for iced tea. In our current casual settings, this goblet can be used for water, a generous wine or other special beverage. I have several more of these ice teas if you need more than one.
Cambridge Diane 3122 Etch 752. Pair/Set #1: These beautiful goblets are in wonderful condition. One has a tiny tiny bubble in the glass near the top rim which is pictured. If you hold them up to a super bright light you might see just a very very tiny bit of wear but you will have to really search for it!
The original formal designation for this stem was as a goblet's use was for cocktails. In our current casual settings, this goblet can also be used for dessert wines, fruits, or other small special foods.
Pattern Diane Clear, Stem 3124, Etch 752 Optic paneled. One goblet has a small chip by the rim and another has a flea bite size chip also by the rim. (Last 2 pictures). 4 are in excellent condition, without chip, crack, visible scratch.
The stem is from their # 3122 stemware line and this is the 1-ounce cordial. It is made with a clear (Crystal) glass bowl, stem, and foot. The bowl is decorated with the very popular “Diane” deep plate etching, and the etching is further enhanced with gold encrusted decoration.
CAMBRIDGE GLASS CLEAR # 3122 STEM 1 OZ. DIANE ETCH CORDIAL GOLD KRYSTOL BOWL. The stem is from their # 3122 stemware line and this is the 1-ounce cordial. It is made with a “Gold Krystol” (very pale yellow) colored glass bowl, and a clear glass (Crystal) stem and foot.