Set of 6 Royal Moselle Rambler Rose Iced-Tea Goblets — 1957

A remarkable surviving set of six Royal Moselle crystal iced-tea goblets in the discontinued Rambler Rose pattern, introduced in 1957.
Produced in Germany during the Cold War era, these elegant goblets feature finely detailed roses, leaves, and stems wheel-cut directly into the clear crystal. The hand-finished decoration has a dimensional, softly frosted appearance that distinguishes it from ordinary molded or acid-etched glassware.
Each goblet has a tall, gently tapered bowl supported by an ornamental knopped stem and broad circular foot. Most exceptionally, all six glasses retain their original black-and-gold Royal Moselle Germany foil labels.
Finding one labeled example is unusual. Finding a complete matching set of six, nearly seventy years old and preserved in this condition, is exceptional.
Details
* Complete set of six matching goblets
* Maker or brand: Royal Moselle
* Pattern: Rambler Rose
* Pattern introduced: 1957
* Origin: Germany
* Historical period: West German Cold War era
* Form: Iced-tea or iced-beverage goblet
* Height: Approximately 5⅝ inches
* Decoration: Wheel-cut roses and foliage
* Clear crystal or fine blown glass
* All six original foil labels remain attached
* Discontinued vintage pattern