Meticulous William C. Anderson Windy City American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Bowl

One of the rarest and most intensely cut designs by William Anderson is this bowl in Windy City. Look at all that detail, down to tiny sections of diamond point hexad, wedding cake hobstars, bands of

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!

I have only seen a handful of pieces cut in Healey's Pinwheel by William C. Anderson and American Cut Glass company. It may be perhaps the best quality Pinwheel cutting made and the rest of the patter

This is what Brilliant Period glass is all about! Fan Border by William C. Anderson/American Cut Glass Co. is easily one of my favorite patterns. The quality is just as good as it gets the design seam

Unbelievably high quality bowl by William C. Anderson and American Cut Glass Co. One of their best designs with tons of crisp, clear cutting and jeweled hobstars galore! Best blank and cutting!

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

No better reaction to this large tray from William C. Anderson/Amercian Cut Glass but "WOW." Amazing swirling/asymmetrical design featuring clear button hobstars, flashing, deeply cut 34 point hobstar

To me, this bowl exemplifies what William C. Anderson design was all about - tons of detail and complicated cutting adapted perfect to the shape. This example was cut in the Constellation design on a

Great design by the master William C. Anderson while at Libbey - high quality motifs including triple miter trellis with clear button hobstars!

Fantastic unknown William C. Anderson bowl with diamond-point hexad hearts and clear button hobstars throughout the pattern.

Great punch bowl designed by William C. Anderson and American Cut Glass Co. in their Stella Nova design.

(lot of 10) Late 19th c. American Brilliant period cut glass bowl and tray, various diamond and starburst patterns, comprising: (1) oval tray; (1) oval bowl; (1) footed plate; (3) smaller vessels; lar

I almost never see this pattern and after seeing the amount of work put into this bowl, it's no wonder why! The very tiniest hobstars I've ever seen, hexad, hobstars with 5-miter points, and super sha

A W. C. Anderson Brilliant-Period Cut Glass Punch Bowl and Stand with Flowers Height 13 1/2 x diameter 14 inches.

T.G. Hawkes & Co. (American, 1880-1962), mark used 1902- c. 1920. Set of four American Brilliant Period colorless cut glass finger bowls, having and overall pattern of diamond wedge cuts with star bas

(4) Books, American Brilliant Cut Glass, (1) Chain Of Evidence By William C. Anderson Study Group, 2006, (1) The Chain Of Evidence Continues By William C. Anderson Study Group, 2015, (1) The Eye For M

This incredible piece looks to be designed by William C. Anderson - it features many motifs he used arranged in a way I've never seen them - like fireworks or shooting stars.

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

This carafe and matching tumblers was cut in Oasis by William C. Anderson/American Cut Glass Co. 2233

American Brilliant cut glass 7" plate. This piece is cut by Libbey in their rare Isabella pattern. This pattern was patented on January 2, 1893 by William C. Anderson for the Libbey Company. Dimension

An American Brilliant Period cut glass bowl with Libbey signature, c. first quarter of the 20th century. Condition commensurate with age and use; please see photos for details. Approximate dimensions:

American Brilliant Period C. 1895 Cut Glass Ice Cream Bowls 8 pds 5 oz. attributed to Hawkes in a Russian Pattern. Each 6"x6"x1". Weight on all 8 pds 5 oz. NO IN HOUSE SHIPPING. PROVENANCE: A Private

Three piece American Brilliant period cut glass bowls grouping, circa early 20th c., each piece is unsigned, 2 1/4" (h) x 8 3/4", 3" (h) x 7" and 3" (h) x 8"

Awesome rum jug by William C. Anderson and American cut glass featuring a large feathered star and more flat, Christmas stars. This shape is very difficult to come by - maybe the 4th I've ever had.