Extraordinarily Rare Hawkes Tokio American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Bowl

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

Rare American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Punch Bowl and Ladle fourth quarter 19th century, made by Pairpoint in the "Catalpa" pattern, decorated with hobstars and panels of crosshatching, with a separ

What a spectacular example of Hawkes' Queens this giant punch bowl is! The glass is extra clear with the punties really showing off the clarity. The piece is oversized with more depth than most punch

This is the best Gravic bowl I've ever seen by a mile! Octagonal in shape, this bowl features deep Gravic engraving of many fruits including strawberries, grapes, gooseberries, plums, and cherries! Lo

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

Great looking bowl cut and signed by Hawkes in their Cairo pattern. Very thick/heavy piece.

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

I have probably seen a handful of gravy boats in Brilliant cut glass, but this certainly one of the nicer ones - cut and signed in Hawkes' Gravic on a nice, heavy blank.

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

Hawkes, Rare Pair of American Brilliant Period Cut Glass CandelabraFlute pattern, five light form, removable silverplate candle cups, cut crystal capital and bobeche with drop prism crystals, atop a b

This goes without saying, but White House glass is almost never offered publicly - but on rare occasion a piece makes it out. This goblet was made by TG Hawkes in a Renaissance design for the Franklin

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 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

Two American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Bowls 9" Moon and Star Signed Egginton Tokio Pattern and Unsigned 8" Bowl. The Egginton signature is located in the center bottom and faint. The Star and Moon a

American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Punch Bowl Features Hobstar Center Fan Motif Cross Hatching Diamond Point Hobstar Centerpiece Bowl Hawkes ? Libbey ? 10.25" D 4.5" H No Chips Cracks or Repairs in O

American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Center Bowl Features Hobstar Cane Fan Motif Diamond Point Cross Hatching Prism Cutting Centerpiece Punch Bowl Hawkes ? Libbey ? 8" D 4" H Light Nick on Rim Otherwis

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

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

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

late 19th/early 20th century, comprising: Hawkes punch bowl, Gladys Pattern, Hawkes marks to interior, 7-1/2 x 12-1/4 in.; 11 matching cups, Hawkes marks to handles, 2-1/4 x 4 x 3 in.; matching ladle,

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

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

While several companies cut renditions of Trellis, this one by Egginton always remains my favorite. With tiny weaving ribbons of clear channels between knobs of hobstars, the bowl truly shows off just

The is a truly unique and special example from TG Hawkes - this blank is one that only they used - with a small foot on the base. I have never seen this pattern except on this piece and it features go