CLARK "ATLANTA" CUT GLASS DECANTER

CLARK "ATLANTA" CUT GLASS DECANTER, bell form, unpatterned tapered panels alternating with tapered strawberry diamond and hobstar panels, panel-cut neck with notched edges, large hobstar base, as illu

American Brilliant cut glass decanter has a matched cut stopper. Cut in the Lakewood pattern by T. B. Clark Glass Co. Shown in the ACGA reprint of the Clark Catalog Ca. 1905 on page 21. Handle is cut

This great decanter was cut in Clark's Mercedes pattern - shown exactly as it is in the catalog reprint. Unfortunately, the stopper of this piece sustained a nasty chip - a majority of the base of the

A very nice cut glass whiskey decanter cut by T.B. Clark & Company in their Thetis pattern. This piece is especially nice with an unusual shaped stopper cut to match the pattern. The stopper is large

CLARK "WINOLA" BRILLIANT CUT GLASS DECANTER, ball form, fans alternating with checkered diamonds, panel-cut neck with notched edges and two rows of horizontal bands, interior of spout engraved with a

T. B. CLARK NO. 283 / "NEWPORT" BRILLIANT CUT GLASS DECANTER, slightly tapered and skirted form, large hobstars under strawberry diamonds alternating with split vesicas of hobstars and checkered squar

CLARK "SCOTCH" BRILLIANT CUT GLASS WHISKEY JUG / NO. 246 DECANTER, compressed barrel form, large fans over a band of hobstars, applied simple handle, sunburst base, as illustrated cylinder-form stoppe

DECANTER, large molded and cut-glass decanter with pinwheel pattern with long neck, round body and elongated pointed stopper, overall 24” tall.

Decanter, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Signed Clark, 7” x 5.5", Hobstar, Zipper, Star And Fan Motif, Texas Private Collection

Two Victorian Silver-Mounted Cut Glass Decanters The first mark of Thomas Prime & Son, Birmingham, 1864; the second mark of Alexander Clark, London, 1897. The first 12 x 6 x 5 1/2 in., the second 10 1

Six Cut Glass Decanters Height of tallest 12 inches. Property from the Estate of Sally Gatling Tomlinson, Atlanta, Georgia

Pair Decanters, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Mercedes By Clark, 15.25" x 6.25", Pattern Cut Stoppers, Hobstar Base, Facet Cut Goose Neck, Nancy And Taylor Abernathy Collection.

Antique Cobalt Blue Cut To Clear Glass Decanter And Glasses. Unmarked. Includes 6 Glasses. Decanter Approximately 12.5H x 5.75W x 4.25D in. Glasses Approximately 2.5H x 2.25W in.

Set Of 3 Bohemian Cut To Clear Glass Decanters. Marked 2, 7, 5. Please note several small chips to edges of stoppers, rims, and around cuts at body, typical for age, but difficult to photograph. Each

Decanter, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Orloff Pattern By Clark, 11.25"x 6.75", Hobstar Base, Very Nice Quality, Wilbur And The Late Mary Bluhm Collection.

Decanter, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Coral Pattern By Clark, 13" x 5", Possible Replacement Stopper But Very Good Fit, Hobstar Base, Kathy & The Late Leigh Emmerson

Decanter, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Genoa Pattern By Clark, 13" x 4.25", Ray Cut Base, Slightly Cloudy At Base, From The Collection Of Barbara And The Late Dr. William Shulhof

Pedestal Decanter, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 13.25" X 5.5", Pattern Resembles Genoa Pattern By Clark, Double Notched Handle, Hobstar Foot, Carl Putzka Collection, Texas.

Ship's Decanter, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 8.25" x 5.5", Pattern Resembles Genoa By Clark, Double Notched Crosshatch Handle, Pattern Cut Stopper, Ray Cut Base, South Dakota Private Collection.

Converted Rose Bowl, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 4" x 6", Mercedes Pattern By Clark, This Was Originally A Decanter Which Has Been Made Into A Rose Bowl, Kathy & The Late Leigh Emmerson

Rainbow glass is perhaps the rarest of color combinations from the period, but large pieces, like this decanter are hardly ever seen. And to top it all off, it's American! This piece features such goo

This is a very rare cut glass decanter from the American Brilliant period. It is signed and cut by the Libbey Glass Co. in a beautiful amber gold color cut to clear. This is Libbey's No. 316 3pt decan

This special piece was cut by Clark Cut Glass at the heigh of the Brilliant Period. It’s one of the highest quality and most massive punch bowls I’ve seen. It is signed on the top with the Clark s

If you know anything about engraving during the Brilliant Period, you know only the best pieces featured animals like this one. This decanter features 6 panels and on each one is a different fish in a