(12pc) RARE SET SINCLAIRE CUT GLASS FISH BOWLS

This masterful bowl was engraved in great detail by Sinclaire. It's signed very faintly in the center of the bowl.The bowl speaks for itself with water, fish and various water plants throughout. The e

This plate is part of a very rare set of engraved game plates produced by HP Sinclaire. The detail is exceptional and the entire set can be seen in 'Rarities in American Cut Glass' or the Sinclaire ca

(2) Bowls, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Signed Sinclaire, 1.75" x 9.5", Engraved Underwater Fish Decor, One Bowl Has A Serious Back Side Rim Chip, Estate Of Jean & Ralph Borelli.

Group of Assorted Glass Table Articles including a near-pair of Atlantis Fernando decanters with 4 matching old fashioneds, Orrefors bowl, a set of 8 Sinclaire crystal sherry glasses, a cut glass deca

Hard to find American Brilliant cut glass centerpiece set. This set has eight individual flower vases with the original silverplate wire frog inserts. It is cut in the rare Sinclaire Snowflake & Holly

ABP cut glass extremely rare berry bowl cut in rainbow colors (from the same set as piece sold previously by Rbfinearts). Measures 5" x 2 1/2"

Water Set, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Bengal Pattern By Sinclaire, (1) 11.5"x 7.5" Rare Shape Pedestal Pitcher With Hobstar Foot And Triple Notched Handle, Selling With (6) Pattern Matched 3.75" Tu

Approx. 2"-9" varying sizes. Vintage American Brilliant Cut Crystal Glass serving accessories, lot includes some RARE patterns in bowls, nappy's, 2 pair of sugar and creamer sets, gorgeous tall decant

Early Chinese white peking glass cameo cut to red with rounded shape. Featuring sterling silver mounts decorated with koi fish and flowers. Bezel set red glass cabochon top. Rare antique snuff bottle

American Brilliant cut glass tray. This is a gorgeous round tray cut and engraved by Sinclaire. The glass is cut in the center with 12 panels in the shape of a flower. The panels alternate with differ

Collection of vintage glassware. 32 pieces total. American or European, early to mid 20th century. Eleven H.P. Sinclaire cut glass bowls (American Brilliant Period Cut Glass). two lemonade / claret se

Ancient Roman Cut Glass Bowl c.2nd-3rd century AD. Size of Bowl 4 1/8 inches diameter x 2 1/2 inches high. Rare cut glass Bowl with etched lines. Condition: chipped at the rim otherwise perfect. Prove

A lot 16 Vintage Set Of Cut Glass possibly crystal Bowls And Plates with flower and geometric shape design. No condition issues noted. Plate measures approx 6 inches in diameter x 1 inch tall. Bowl me

very rare, oval bowl, size 3.5 h., 9.75 length

with designs of fish and marine foliage, unsigned. 9” H x 9.5” diameter. Wear to base.

Ancient Sasanian Cut Glass Bowl c.6th century AD. Size 4 3/8 inches diameter x 3 1/2 inches high. Rare Sasanian cut glass bowl with ornate cut design on the outerside. Intact. Provenance: Ex Joseph Sa

Ancient SASANIAN GREEN CUT GLASS BOWL CIRCA 5TH-6TH CENTURY A.D. Rare Sasanian cut glass bowl with hexagons shaped design. Size 4 1/4 inches diameter x 3 1/8 inches high. Condition: repaired from few

Ancient Sasanian Cut Glass Bowl c.6th century AD. Size 4 inches diameter x 3 1/4 inches high. Rare Sasanian cut glass bowl with ornate cut design on the outerside. Provenance: Ex Private New York City

Ancient Sasanian Cut Glass Bowl c.6th century AD. Size 4 inches diameter x 3 inches high. Rare Sasanian cut glass bowl with ornate cut design on the outerside. Provenance: Ex Private New York City col

American Brilliant cut glass tray cut in the rare pattern Assyrian & Engraved border by H. P. Sinclaire. It is signed and is pictured in the ACGA reprint of the orignal Sinclaire catalog Vol 1. It has

Intaglio cut with ormolu border. 7 saucers and 8 bowls

Of flower shaped.

The original purpose for this shape is unclear, though I would bet it was used as a large centerpiece filled with fruit (for obvious reasons). It is signed in the center by Sinclaire and exemplifies s

"Queen's" style pattern, signed, 8", excellent.....Sinclaire cut glass was made by H.P. Sinclaire and Company of Corning, New York, between 1904 and 1929. Sinclaire reorganized his company under the n