Libbey 3005-2 Water Goblet by Rock Sharpe

A stunning relic from the golden age of American cut crystal, the Libbey 3005-2 Water Goblet by Rock Sharpe showcases the enduring elegance of mid-century glassmaking. Measuring 7 7/8 inches tall with a 3 1/8-inch bowl, this beautifully balanced goblet features the iconic multi-cut stem and finely etched floral banding, known alternately as “Fernwood (Polished)” or “Halifax.” Crafted in the United States, each piece is blown glass artistry, discontinued but far from forgotten.

Product Details:

• Height: 7 7/8 inches
• Width: 3 1/8 inches
• Blown Glass Construction
• Pattern: 3005-2 (also known as Fernwood or Halifax)
• Cut by Cataract-Sharpe, Blank by Libbey Glass
• Made in the United States
• Status: Discontinued

Historical Notes:

The 3005-2 goblet embodies a unique collaboration between Libbey Glass Company, a leader in innovative glass production, and Cataract-Sharpe, a Buffalo-based glass cutting firm renowned for deep, intricate designs. Produced between the 1930s and 1950s, this pattern rose to prominence under the Rock Sharpe Crystal name and became a fixture in fashionable American homes, often advertised in periodicals of the day.

Collector’s Notes:

Today, Rock Sharpe’s crystal remains an appealing choice for collectors and vintage enthusiasts, valued for both its history and its refined design. This piece is an ideal addition to elegant table settings or as a stand-alone conversation piece, representing a time when American craftsmanship met accessible luxury in every glass.