A beautiful, matching set of four vintage mid-century pressed glass water goblets in the classic "Diamond Point" pattern. Each goblet features a substantial, heavy clear-pink glass bowl densely molded with thousands of light-refracting diamond facets that transition into a smooth flared rim. The bowls are supported by structural baluster stems containing a distinct, multi-faceted diamond-point knob accent, terminating in thick, circular pedestal bases.

Historical & Style Details

• Subject / Sitter / Source: Diamond Point Pattern Line
• Artist / Maker / Author: Indiana Glass Company
• Period: Mid-Century Modern / Retro (Circa 1960s–1970s)
• Origin: USA
• Material / Technique: Pressed flint glass, hand-molded and machine-finished
• Materials: Pressed pink-tinted glass
• Markings: Unmarked (Standard for Indiana Glass production lines from this era)
• Decorative Details: Geometric diamond-quilt bowl texturing, thick smooth upper collar, multi-faceted diamond-point stem knob, and stepped circular foot
• Colour & Surface: Soft blush pink (often called "rose" or "pink depression style") with a brilliant, polished glass-slick interior
• Condition: Exceptional vintage condition as a matching set of four; all four goblets are completely free of structural chips, cracks, fleabites, or hairline fractures along the rim or base margins; glass remains beautifully clear and glossy with no cloudy mineral sickness.
• Seller's Note: Vintage blush pink glass goblets in pristine condition with no chips or rough edges along the rims; beautiful ring and clarity.

History

Originally established in Dunkirk, Indiana, the Indiana Glass Company became a powerhouse of American table styling during the mid-20th century. Introduced heavily during the 1960s, their iconic "Diamond Point" pattern line was widely expanded to include colored glass variants—such as this romantic blush pink palette—to capture the heavy nostalgia for 1930s Depression-era glassware. Celebrated for their exceptional physical weight and ability to shimmer under candlelight, these mid-century goblets are highly sought-after staples for Grandmillennial tablescapes, wedding rentals, and holiday dining displays.