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Help with old Stemware ID

15 years ago

hi -

i've recently acquired some old stemware from a family member. i would like to replace the missing pieces to complete the set but have no idea what the make and pattern are. if not here, anyone know of sites specifically for crystal ID? here are photos. two of the glasses, (shown in the second photo) are different from the rest, but the same shape and size as the others.

thanks for any help.

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Comments (9)

lindac
15 years ago
They're lovely!!
Sent that pucture to replacements, they will tell you what you have and tell you if they have any pieces to sell.
Linda C
Daisy7
15 years ago
Silly me, did you get it id'ed? I have some of the very same from my MIL's estate and have never been able to find out anything about it.
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silly_me
Original Author
15 years ago
Daisy - I emailed a photo to replacements.com this morning. If I get a reply I will post the info here.
Daisy7
15 years ago
Thanks so much!
silly_me
Original Author
15 years ago
Here's the info I got back from Replacements. Ltd:

Pattern: 3005-6 by Libbey - Rock Sharpe
Pattern #: 3005
Description: Stem #3005, Cut Floral Design On Bowl

This number matches the second photo - the bowl without the band of lines.

But I'm still waiting to hear if there is a separate pattern number for the first photo.
lindac
15 years ago
Hmmm....I respectivly submit that they don't know what theya re saying! LOL!
Look on their site...under crystal...Libby rock sharpe...and look at the pictures of pattern 3005 and 3006..
#005, Berkley looks like yours...but 3006 is Caprice which is nothing like yours but for those cut bands.
BUT...I looked at another site and they have a pattern number 3005-16...which looks like yours.
Anyhow do a search on the link below...I don't think it's 3005-6...but you may be able to figure out what it is.
Libby is a start!!
Linda C

Here is a link that might be useful: Libby pattern numbers
silly_me
Original Author
15 years ago
thanks so much for that link, linda. browsing around that page i think they are correct about my second photo (without the bands). it does look to me like a match for #3005-6.

and now that i've been looking around a bit more there, i'm pretty sure my first photo (with the bands) is libbey #3005-9.

the stem style is the same for both - #3005.
lindac
15 years ago
I think you're right!
Now you have to decide which pattern you want more of!
Linda C
Daisy7
15 years ago
Thanks for posting!

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