Rare Libbey Wedgemere Petticoat Goblet American Brilliant Cut Glass

As good as it gets when it comes to stemware. Deep cutting with clear tusks and a heavy petticoat base cut with stylized hobstar base. Big, heavy piece. Goblets don't come nicer than this. Extra quali

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

American Brilliant cut glass water goblet cut by Libbey in the Wedgemere pattern. The rare Wedgemere patterned stemware was one of the most expensive produced by Libbey during the American Brilliant p

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. This saucer champagne has the fabulous petticoat style foot with the hobsta

American Brilliant cut glass set of six tumblers. Cut in the rare Wedgemere pattern by the Libbey Glass Company. They have the original rim. This pattern has large hobstars, rounded vertical pillars,

American Brilliant cut glass saucer champagne cut by Libbey in the Wedgemere pattern. The rare Wedgemere patterned stemware was one of the most expensive produced by Libbey during the American Brillia

American Brilliant cut glass set of six punch cups. Cut in the rare Wedgemere pattern by the Libbey Glass Company. They have the original rim. This pattern has large hobstars, rounded vertical pillars

American Brilliant cut glass sherry stem cut by Libbey in the Wedgemere pattern. The rare Wedgemere patterned stemware was one of the most expensive produced by Libbey during the American Brilliant pe

American Brilliant cut glass 7" plate. This piece is signed and cut by the Libbey Glass Co. in their rare Wedgemere pattern. This design was patented on July 7, 1891 by W.C. Anderson for Libbey. This

Goblet, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Signed Libbey Aztec Pattern, 6.25" X 3.5", Facet Cut Ball Stem, Petticoat Scalloped Hobstar Foot, Beautiful, Tiny Nick On Scallop On Base, Carl Putzka Collection,

Goblet, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Signed Libbey Aztec Pattern, 6.25" X 3.5", Facet Cut Ball Stem, Petticoat Scalloped Hobstar Foot, Beautiful, Carl Putzka Collection, Texas.

Goblet, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Signed Libbey Aztec Pattern, 6.25" X 3.5", Facet Cut Ball Stem, Petticoat Scalloped Hobstar Foot, Beautiful, Carl Putzka Collection, Texas.

Goblet, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Signed Libbey Aztec Pattern, 6.25" x 3.5", Scalloped Petticoat Hobstar Foot, Nancy And Taylor Abernathy Collection.

This cut glass water goblet is from the American Brilliant period. It is signed by Libbey and has rock crystal cutting with a floral motif. This stem is pictured on page 234 of the book "Libbey Glass

This is a particularly nice bowl cut in Libbey's Wedgemere - the cutting is extra deep and the blank extra clear. Truly high quality piece on all fronts.

Fantastic old bowl cut by Libbey in their Wedgemere design. I love how the pattern is in 5 sections as opposed to most patterns which are set up in even sections. Great, deep cutting with clear tusks

As nice of a finger bowl that was ever made - this one cut in Libbey's old Wedgemere design. Incredibly deep cutting and tusks.

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

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

Libbey made a wide variety of these advertising plates during the period, but most were very small. This is one of the largest and the even rarer variation featuring a clear uncut portion at the botto

American Brilliant cut glass jug cut by Libbey in their very rare Columbia pattern. This pattern was designed by W.C. Anderson for Libbey and patented on February 14, 1893. It was exhibited at the Wor

Plate, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Signed Libbey Wedgemere Pattern, 7", Nancy And Taylor Abernathy Collection.