A celebrated pattern in American glass history, Rose Point was introduced by the Cambridge Glass Company in 1934 and quickly became one of its most prized designs. The company gained national acclaim for its finely etched crystal that rivaled European elegance during a period when American makers were shaping their own identity in decorative glass.The Rose Point pattern features a delicate lacework of roses and trailing leaves etched with remarkable precision. Collectors often describe it as the most intricate pattern Cambridge ever produced, and these liquor glasses capture the height of the company’s craftsmanship.