I Found Another Stemware Pattern I Can't ID

Hello again everyone! Found another one - this time it's a champagne. It's 5 1/2" tall, a little under 3" across the base, and 4 3/4" across the top. This particular piece has a rim chip but I've got a couple of good ones. Does not ring when tapped. Thanks in advance for any guidance you can provide.
Don

 

Looks like a sheaf of wheat, but other than that I can't help.

 

It is definitely Tiffin #17501 blank, but I am not sure of the cut.
Try Eilene http://www.replacements.com/webquote/TIFEIL.htm#1278891 or Carole http://www.replacements.com/webquote/TIFCAROLE.htm#1278890.

 

Thanks bercrystal! Once you led me to Tiffin I found the cut - it's Mariposa. Replacements doesn't list a champagne for that pattern but the cut matches.

 

I don't think that's a champagne glass. Sparkling wines are served in flutes to preserve the effervescence.

 

Hi,
Looks more like a high sherbet than champagne. The old champagnes were supposed to be molded after Marie Antoinnette's breast. I have a friend who is a size 50DD. I said a dinner party it's a good thing "Fran" wasn't Queen or we would have been drinking out of 55 gallon drums. The wine spitting, gasps and loud laughter were only muted by "Fran's" loud laughter and table shaking.
greg

 

When that was made, over half a century ago, not all champagne glasses were hollow stem. Or "Flute" shaped, the glass companies made champagne and sherbets the same bowl, but the champagne had a taller stem. The one illustrated IS a champagne.

 

You are very welcome once again Don!!

 

Hi Tom,
Thanks for the reasoning.
greg

 

Saucer Champagnes were quite common 50 years ago. I agree current shape is a flute.