American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Vases NR

AMERICAN BRILLIANT PERIOD CUT GLASS VASES, FIVE, H 8"-10 1/4":Including five vases of varying sizes; all apparently unmarked. Decorated with notch, cane, pinwheel, star, ovals, and hobstar cuts.

(lot of 2) American brilliant period cut glass vases, late 19th c., converted to lamps, largest approx 24"h, 36lbs total *Provenance: Estate of Howard Hand (Texas, New York, 1921-2011). A collector an

Truly superb vase by J. Hoare in their rendition of the Trellis design. The amount of skill that it took to cut this is unfathomable and the depth is impressive - leaving large knobs all over the peri

This vase is one of the most recognizable pieces of Brilliant Period glass - the baluster vase in Dorflinger's Rich Cut. The vase is so well done - with extra deep cutting - look at the photos of the

American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Vasecirca 190019 1/2 x 8 1/2 inchesProvenance: The Estate of Miriam Kingston, Victor, New YorkOther Notes: Fontaine's Auction Gallery can arrange shipping for this

This is an incredibly large vase cut and engraved by Sinclaire in their highly collectible Silver Threads design. The tight, parallel miters create a silvery effect and frame 4 panels of engraving fea

This impressive vase is a top-quality piece. The shape alone is mesmerizing with an extremely thick, ruffled top, lapidary knob towards the base, and a scalloped hobstar base. The cutting of the desig

Unique shape on this footed vase with ruffled rim. Impressive is the extra thick base and fully cut, hollow knob in the stem. Really well cut design and awesome hobstar formation on the base with a cl

Truly incredible example of one of Hunt's best patterns - Diana. Features the Diana spiked rim with a band of triple-miter trellis underneath. That usually the entirety of the Diana pattern but on thi

Beautiful vase by Clark in their Camelia design - exact piece is shown in the catalog. Signed very faintly by Clark on the base.

Really unusual shape signed Hawkes on the base - I have seen this shape used in some of the Hawkes advertisements from the period but not this design.

Circa 1900. The bulbous body with cylindrical neck and scalloped flared rim, cut allover with stars, flutes and other geometric motifs. Height 9”. Diameter at rim 7”. (Cond: a chip to the undersid

Signed Hawkes American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Vase ABP

Large 12.5" tall American Brilliant period cut glass vase with flared top and body. Small imperfection on interior rim flaw.

Pedal top with panel & step cut neck & shoulder, body with fine hop-star and flower cutting with nail head, star burst base, 8" diameter x 6 1/2" high.

American brilliant period cut glass vase, 14 in. T.

American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Vase - 9 3/4" H. This is one lot of a large Cut Glass estate collection selling throughout this auction. No condition is listed in descriptions unless it is a very

An American Brilliant Period cut glass vase of enormous size. It features a star cut foot, parallel zipper cutting at the body and a scalloped top edge. Dimensions: 9" in diameter, 23 1/2" tall. Prove

Tall American Brilliant Period cut glass vase with intaglio cut floral (Foxglove) designs, 17.75 in tall. Excellent condition, no chips or cracks. Unknown maker.

American Brilliant Period cut glass vase with three horizontal bands of hobstars, one at top, one at base and one in the middle incorporated into the zipper cut body. 8 1/2" diameter x 16 3/4" high. M

Hawkes American brilliant period cut glass vase with sterling silver base. Features elegant shape with vertical and round cuts. Signed HAWKES STERLING. Measures 11 3/4" x 4 1/2" Good condition with mi

American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Vase with Sterling Silver Collar. Hallmarked Reidlich & Company, STERLING. 9.75" tall, 5.5" wide. Collar bending and creases, some flea bits at high points, clear g

Cute original pair of trumpet vases - great, functional pieces to use around the house.

I believe Bergen's Columbia is one of the finest, most often overlooked patterns of the Brilliant Period. Compare to Libbey's Columbia and think which was likely more difficult to cut. This incredible