Incredible Movement American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Crystal Pitcher Sunburst

Unbelievably high quality decanter by Meriden in their rare Palm design. This is the same blank they used for Alhambra with the mushroom shaped stopper. Fantastic clarity and all that shine from the h

Incredible pitcher set in Ohio Cut Glass Co's always collectible Fern design. This is the best quality glass I've ever seen this pattern cut on and the tumblers are really impressive and heavy. I have

Very similar pattern to Hawkes Queens but actually more detailed with the punties running right up to the edge of the points of the hobstars. Incredible how the cutter hit the points of each hobstar t

Really gorgeous pitcher cut during the early portion of the Brilliant Period. Cut fully in triple miter trellis - EVEN ACROSS THE BASE - which is amazing to have survived for 130 years! Has the old st

One of the most unusual and nicest sets I've ever seen from Libbey - with all pieces cut and signed in their elegant Prism design. Some remarkable things about this decanter - cut in pattern stopper w

This is an unbelievable jug cut by Dorflinger in their highly-desirable Sultana pattern. This jug is cut on an extra-thick blank as is evidenced in some of the photos from above. The clear windows in

I love this early rendition of the Plymouth (Corncuopia) pattern that has the crosshatching running up into the points of the lower bout of the hobstar. Later on they eliminated this and some of the o

Fine American Brilliant Period signed Hawkes cut glass pitcher, North Star pattern. Measures 9" Tall. Weighs 5.6 lbs.Every piece of ABPC was vetted by a member of the cut glass association.

Beautiful platter cut by Fry in their Duquense design featuring interlocking circles. Note how fine some of the motifs on this tray are cut - specifically the triple-miter cane and tiny hobnail in the

This is a stellar punch bowl cut in a pattern I have seen a few times, but never identified. All pieces in this design have this unusual "colonial" edge that is notched on both sides of the rim - whic

One of the rarest forms from the Brilliant Period - this piece is signed by Hawkes and cut and engraved quite well.

This is gorgeous old Libbey glass cut in their Stratford design. Stratford is always cut deeply on the clearest blanks. This exact pitcher is featured in Libbey advertisements from the period.

Tons of detail and cutting on this piece in one of Pairpoint's best designs - Catalpa. Really interesting use of wide vs. narrow miters to create clear glass relief to the pattern. Take a close looks

High Quality pitcher possibly cut by Straus (note the fish-scale cutting on the handle they often used). Nice variety of motifs and hobstar base.

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!

Great looking pitcher on a very clear, heavy blank. Weighs 8 pounds!

Really nice jewelry box in a pattern similar to Egginton's Roman design. Amazingly, if you turn the lid just right, it will lock in place - I've never seen this ever in cut glass!

I believe this spooner is cut in Clark's Harvard design. Hard to find shape!

Spooners are difficult to come by shapes in Brilliant cut glass. This one reminds me of Pairpoint's work.

Bowl similar to Clark's Huyler

Really nice quality, larger compote. Great blank with teardrop stem.

Panel cut neck, waffle cut handle, body with small hop-stars, fans and nail head cutting, base with large hob-star, 7" long x 5" wide x 8 /2" high.

Hardly ever seen geometric cut clocks from the brilliant period - this one cut in Russian with crosshatched buttons and step cutting on the sides. Clock portion appears to be in very good condition bu

Great heavy and well-cut pitcher. Looks like the work of either Meriden or Monroe.