Extremely Rare Libbey Star American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Tray

Extremely rare pattern from Libbey (signed). According to the Rarities book, this pattern was only produced for a few months - and it shows - it almost never comes up for sale! Really displays nicely

Extremely Rare American Brilliant Period cut glass ewer 3 color w/ green over clear over cranberry. Gorham silver marked top pictured in Gorham Glass catalog, page #. Measures approx 11" tall.

If you're looking at this piece you more than likely know what it is - Libbey's most recognizable and top design - Aztec. Likely designed by the master, William C. Anderson - featuring clear button ho

Rainbow glass is probably the rarest color combination in American Brilliant cut glass - most collectors have never seen or held a piece. Most rainbow glass has blurring, non distinct colors but this

We all know that rainbow glass from the Brilliant Period is extraordinarily rare - but have you ever seen a tumbler? This is the first I've ever seen and an incredible example with shades of cranberry

Very hard to find pattern by Libbey and even more unusual in an upright form! Signed with the Libbey trademark. Great blank

This is a fabulous American Brilliant cut glass pitcher. Signed by Libbey in their extremely rare Grand Prize pattern. This cutting is sharp on a water white blank which sparkles. The handle is cut wi

This is a fantastic American Brilliant cut glass tray. Cut and signed by Libbey Glass Co. in their very seldom seen Lorraine pattern by W. C. Anderson. This pattern is shown on page 128 of the book Ch

Rare Tiffany pattern with large, rose-diamond center hobstars. This pattern has never been identified but was named Tiffany by one of the authors of the reference material on cut glass. It's an extrem

late 19th/early 20th century, comprising: Bubble Flower pattern bowl by W.C. Anderson, lobed rim, floral and foliate decoration, 4 x 8-1/8 in.; Libbey bowl, signed "Libbey" on center, star and feather

One of the nicest ice cream trays I've seen - super fine detail all over this piece. Look at the points of the flat stars within the clusters - 4 miters going into the point of a tiny hobstar - someth

American Brilliant cut glass ice cream tray. This tray is cut by Libbey in the very rare Herringbone pattern that you hardly ever come across. The deeply cut miters on the exceptional blank gives a be

American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Ice Cream / Celery Tray Two Cut Octagon by Pairpoint Feature Strawberry Diamond Point Cross Hatching Cane Motif 14.25" L Hawkes ? Libbey ? in Overall Good Condition

Celery Tray, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Signed Libbey Star & Feather, 11.75" x 5.5", Pattern Designed By W.C. Anderson, Patent 1906, Gift From Anthony (Tony) Giesen to Ferrum College, VA

Beautiful American Brilliant cut glass pitcher. Cut in the rare Star pattern by Libbey Glass Company. This piece is signed by Libbey. The handle is triple notched. The base has a rayed star. Ca. 1900

Fantastic example of Pitkin & Brooks in their Rajah design featuring an unusual blowout blank. The interior cutting of the Rajah stars is extremely pronounced and sharp - could cut your hand!

Bowl, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Signed Libbey Aztec Pattern, 3.75" X 8.75", Extremely Rare, Estate Of William "Bill" Jay Atzenhoffer.

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

Dorflinger American brilliant period cut glass pitcher. Crafted of fine quality cut glass cased in green cut to clear. Chester cutting pattern with applied handle and full hob star cut bottom. Gorham

The rare Wedgemere patterned stemware was one of the most expensive produced by Libbey during the American Brilliant period. This saucer champagne has the fabulous petticoat style foot with the hobsta

The rare Wedgemere patterned stemware was one of the most expensive produced by Libbey during the American Brilliant period. The fabulous petticoat style foot with the hobstar cut on the base contribu

The rare Wedgemere patterned stemware was one of the most expensive produced by Libbey during the American Brilliant period. The fabulous petticoat style foot with the hobstar cut on the base contribu

The rare Wedgemere patterned stemware was one of the most expensive produced by Libbey during the American Brilliant period. The fabulous petticoat style foot with the hobstar cut on the base contribu

Great example of this coveted Libbey/William C. Anderson design. Signed with the Libbey trademark - love how all the motifs converge in the center rather than framing a central star!