Rare Libbey Wedgemere Cut Glass Water Goblet

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

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

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 7 piece cut glass ice cream set cut in the rare Wedgemere pattern by Libbey. This set has a large tray with six 7" plates. This pattern was patented on July 7, 1891 by W.C. Anderson and is o

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,

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 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

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 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

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 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

Libbey, Inc. (American, (Toledo, Ohio), 1818). A set of eleven "Princess" pattern cut glass water goblets. Marked on interior of bowl. Approx. 6.25". Provenance: From the Lifetime Collection of Dick a

This is one of the rarest designs of the Brilliant Period - cane on cane. While nobody knows who cut these, and few people have ever seen a piece in person, these are some of the best glasses out ther

This is a fabulous American Brilliant cut glass pitcher. Signed by Libbey in their extremely rare Grand Prize pattern. This cutting is sharp on a water white blank which sparkles. The handle is cut wi

Water Goblet - Brilliant Period Cut Glass - 6.25" - Signed Libbey Venetta Pattern - Solid Notched Stem - Ray Cut Foot

(2) Water Goblets - Brilliant Period Cut Glass - 6.25" - Signed Libbey Sultana Pattern - Teardrop Stems - Ray Cut Foot

Water Carafe, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Signed Libbey Marcella Pattern, 8.25" x 6", Pattern Cut Rim, Hobstar Base, Exceptionally Rare Carafe, Slight Pattern Nick, Kathy & The Late Leigh Emmerson C

Truly unbelievable to see a pattern as intense as Clark's Waldorf on stemware - even the lapidary/rose diamonds are full and present. Add to that this has a weighted, petticoat base that is fully cut

Beautiful cut glass water goblet by Stevens & Williams. Has a nice cobalt blue color cut to clear. Has a finger and floral design. There is cutting on the stem and foot also. Circa 1900 Dimensions: 8.

Saint (St.) Louis France cut glass water goblet in Platinum Thistle. Ribbed to the walls with applied platinum foliate scrolls to the mouth and base. Acid etched St. Louis mark to the underside base.

Hawkes cut glass water goblets and ice bucket, Strawberry, Diamond & Fan pattern #7334, Twelve goblets, (one goblet not photographed) 6 5/8" high, and a silver plate mounted ice bucket with handle, 4

Great large water goblet cut on a blank I've only seen Straus cut on and wit the stem treatment they cut on their other stems. Great Persian design. The auction is for 1 but I have more should you be