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Vintage White Onyx Wine Goblet
Item Description:
This is a handcrafted goblet carved from white onyx, also known as onyx marble or calcite onyx. Onyx of this type is commonly sourced from Pakistan and used in decorative items and tableware. The goblet has a smooth, polished surface and displays the characteristic creamy translucency and veining typical of white onyx. It weighs approximately 474 grams and stands 7.6 inches tall with a 2.75-inch base and a 2.3-inch rim. The goblet holds liquids and is structurally intact aside from a small chip on the rim.
Estimated Age:
Circa 1970s–2000s, based on design and typical import periods of such stoneware into North America and Europe.
Condition:
Market History & Comparison:
These goblets are typically imported in sets but are also found individually. Current asking prices for comparable goblets (often from Pakistan) on platforms like eBay range from $15–$40 USD per piece, depending on condition and exact style. The goblet you referenced (eBay item #126596122919) is currently listed at $64.98 USD, which appears to be above market average unless part of a matched or rare set.
Current Market Value (Retail):
$20–$30 USD (single goblet, due to good condition and material)
$10–$15 USD (wholesale or reseller rate)
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