Collection 3005-2 Liquor Cocktail Coupe by Rock Sharpe

Inspired by the glamour of post-war cocktail culture, the Collection 3005-2 Liquor Cocktail Coupe by Rock Sharpe captures the refined artistry of mid-century American glassware. Its elegantly flared bowl, slender stem, and etched geometric detailing evoke an era when every drink was an occasion and every glass a statement of sophistication.

Product Details:

• Pattern / Style: Collection 3005-2 Liquor Cocktail Coupe by Rock Sharpe
• Era: Produced circa 1940s–1950s
• Material & Technique: Pressed and hand-etched crystal glass with geometric or scroll motif
• Size: Approximately 4¾ to 5 inches tall; holds about 4 ounces
• Status: Discontinued collectible, admired for its craftsmanship and Art Deco-inspired design

Sensory Description:

Light and balanced in hand, this coupe embodies elegance with its thin stem and delicately etched bowl. When filled, the crystal refracts light across the etched design, creating a play of brilliance that enhances both appearance and atmosphere. The wide, shallow bowl allows aromas to open gracefully, making it ideal for cocktails served up, martinis, daiquiris, or classic champagne cocktails. Each sip feels like a return to the golden age of American mixology.

Producer’s Background:

Rock Sharpe, a division of Libbey Glass in Toledo, Ohio, rose to prominence during the mid-20th century for its durable yet beautifully designed etched stemware. Known for precision and balance, Rock Sharpe glasses bridged everyday usability with decorative appeal. The Collection 3005-2 coupe reflects the brand’s hallmark attention to detail and timeless American aesthetic, making it a sought-after treasure among vintage collectors today.

Serving Suggestions:

Perfect for serving cocktails, champagne, or aperitifs at elegant gatherings or vintage-inspired soirées. The coupe’s wide bowl accentuates both the bouquet and visual presentation of your drink. To preserve its clarity and fine etching, hand-wash with mild soap and a soft cloth, avoiding abrasives or extreme temperature changes. Display in a lighted cabinet to showcase its graceful silhouette and intricate pattern, a true celebration of Rock Sharpe’s enduring artistry.