Rock Sharpe Granville 7" Champagne, Tall Sherbet Crystal Glass Set of Five, c.1938.

Advertised in 1938 with cuts of "flowering vines" and "clarity of raindrops", Granville by Rock Sharpe celebrates springtime with both clear and frosted light-reflecting round, elongated and oval clear dots, leaf, and floral cut detail. Twirl its six-sided, narrow stem (#1012), and watch the bowl's lower notched arch cuts gleam in the light. 

The Cataract-Sharpe Company's specialty was in glass cutting crystal blanks, sourced from the Libbey Glass Co. (Ohio), A.H. Heisey and Co. (Ohio), and Bryce Brothers (Pennsylvania) glass manufacturers.

No longer in existence and widely collected, the signature radiant cuts and unique, highly polished appearance solidifies Rock Sharpe's designs as timeless and elegant American-made craftsmanship, choice additions to any vintage or contemporary crystal collection.

Origin: Buffalo, U.S.A.; pre-owned

Dimensions: 7"H x 3 7/8"W opening

Condition: Great. Very faint, age-related surface marks are noted. One polished imperfection to one rim; it is not a nick, and has a smooth feel to the rim area with no scratches or scuffing. Otherwise each glass is clean, clear, beautifully polished, and free of chips, cracks, or stains. The design is sharp with no wear.