Rare Hawkes bowl and tumbler

Hawkes etched tumble-up rose bowl and tumbler in Prussian Blue with etched swags and gilt highlights, signed Hawkes, 5 1/2" ht. Condition: good with no defects found.

Very Rare Triangular Shape Hawkes Creamer & Sugar Plus Hawkes Bowl -

Incredibly rare Hawkes (signed) Queens highball tumbler/ice tea glass.

This is the only time I've ever seen this pattern. It is shown in the Spillman book and is signed with the Hawkes trefoil logo. Amazing Kohinoor cross in the center and combination of many motifs.

Kohinoor and Intaglio leaves and berries, see photo of similar in "Rarities in American Cut Glass" by Wiener, Herbert and Freda Lipkowitz, an unusual center star and six point kite shape ends, intagli

Valencian by Hawkes is truly one of the rarest of the Brilliant Period. I have probably seen less than 5 pieces ever. Great old pattern with incredible wood wheel polishing where Hawkes left the cente

Incredibly rare find, signed Hawkes on the base. Pattern displays particularly well on a highball.

Collection of 28 pcs. of fine ABP American Brilliant Period Cut Glass tableware including large serving bowl, tazza, 5 finger bowls, 6 tumblers, diamond cut bowl, signed Hawkes oil and vinegar cruet b

Incredible Hawkes Queens full water set with 6 matching tumblers. This is the extremely rare rendition with the footed pitcher - which is stunning in person - extremely high, triple notched handle - j

Tri-Corner Bowl, ABCG, Rare Cobweb Pattern By Hawkes, 4.75" X 9.25", Large Hobstar Center With Geometric Webbing Followed By Crosscut Diamond And Fan Border, Quality Blank, The Glenda Klein Collection

Very rare find in this vaseline opalescent narrow stripe lemonade set complete with two tumblers, waste bowl, and vaseline tray. This is an amazingly rare set.

Low Bowl - 2" X 10" - Signed Hawkes Klondyke Pattern - Quality Blank - Rare - Exactly as Featured in ACGA Hawkes Catalog Reprint, Page 39 - ABCG

Two-Part Punch Bowl - 13.5" X 15" - ABCG - Signed Hawkes Brunswick Pattern - Exceptionally Rare Shape and Size for Brunswick Pattern

Collection of American Brilliant Cut Glass: Comprising a pair Hawkes candlesticks, signed; a Libby bowl; a pitcher with five glasses; a single pitcher; and three Hawkes tumblers (13) {Height of talles

Northwood Carnival Glass berry set with large bowl and six matching berry bowls. Northwood peach pitcher and 6 matching tumblers. Opalescent Carnival glass with gold. Rare orange tree stylized flower

Extremely rare American Brilliant cut glass trumpet vase. Turquoise cut to clear in the Venetian pattern by T. G. Hawkes Co. This is a true rarity. Photos show one on display in the Corning Musuem of

Marie de Hoa LeBlanc for Newcomb College Pottery Rare and Early bowl and plate set USA, 1907glazed earthenware bowl: 5.75 h x 12 dia in (15 x 30 cm) plate: 11 dia in (28 cm) Set features de

This is a rare shaped vase and was produced with two parts. It was cut in the Lorraine pattern by Hawkes. The large 3/4" thick foot is a separate piece that attaches and is fully pattern cut on the ba

Edward Gardner Lewis for University City Rare bowl with mask USA, 1911crystalline-glazed porcelain 1.75 h × 7.5 dia in (4 × 19 cm) Mabel, to whom the bowl is inscribed, was Edward'

This extraordinary sandwich platter was cut by Hawkes in their classic Panel design. It is signed with the Hawkes trademark in the center. The blank is of the highest quality.Chains of flat hobstars a

EXTREMELY RARE BOWL - 3.5" X 8.75" - BRILLIANT CUT GLASS - SIGNED BACCARAT - TWO COLOR CUT TO CLEAR WITH STRONG CRANBERRY OVER GREEN - HOBSTAR CENTER WITH ROCOCO DESIGN - SILVER RIM - HIGHEST QUALITY

This large platter is cut in one of my favorite designs by Hawkes - No. 999. This design features large medallions of rayed stars towards the edge of the design - the medallions are actually almost fl

This rare form was cut and signed by Hawkes in their collectible Queens pattern. Great extra-high handle and optical effect in the pattern. A much more exotic form that traditional cylinder pitcher. G

American Brilliant cut glass 7" plate. Cut in the rare Nautilus pattern by T.G. Hawkes. This pattern was patented by Hawkes on August 18, 1896. The interlocking circles make this pattern especially ni