
Wexford produced over a dozen glassware pieces, among them three sizes of goblet: water, wine/juice, cordial. All priced at $3.00 in the catalog.

While thrifting, the wine/juice goblet is easy to find, often for $2.00 or less. The water goblet is found maybe half as often. The cordial goblet is the rarest of the three. I’ve gathered just 1.5 dozen over a decade.

Dimensions:
Height: W: 6.5″ W/J: 5.25″ C: 4.5
Width (at lip): W: 3″ W/J: 2.5″ C: 2″
Foot width: W: 3″ W/J: 2.5″ C: 2.25″

Pattern Details – Water:
Edge detail: Banded lip
Band width: 3/4″
Large diamond: 1/2″
Small diamond: 3/16″
Small diamond band width: 1″
Starburst diameter: 2.25″
Number of starburst rays: 16
Starburst location: inside bottom of foot
Fluting location: stem of foot
Number of flutes: 8

Pattern Details – Wine/Juice:
Edge detail: Banded lip
Band width: .5″
Large diamond: 3/8″
Small diamond: 1/8″
Small diamond band width: 3/4″”
Starburst diameter: 2″
Number of starburst rays: 14
Starburst location: inside bottom of foot
Fluting location: stem of foot
Number of flutes: 8

Pattern Details – Cordial:
Edge detail: Banded lip
Band width: .375″
Large diamond: 5/16″
Small diamond: 1/16″
Small diamond band width: 5/8″
Starburst diameter: 1.75″
Number of starburst rays: 14
Starburst location: inside bottom of foot
Fluting location: stem of foot
Number of flutes: 8

Versatility:
The size varies allows for multiple uses. The water goblet is big enough for miniature boquets, and all three goblets group nicely as votive/tealight holders.
Likewise, the water goblet is big enough for mixed cocktails.
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