Pitkin & Brooks 10" cut glass "King George" compote

Two American Brilliant Cut Glass Items, vase marked "P & B" (Pitkin and Brooks), h. 10 1.2 in., and tazza, unmarked. Provenance: The Schoenberger Collection, 1812 Palmer Avenue, New Orleans.

Bowl, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Plymouth Pattern By Pitkin & Brooks, 5" x 10.5", Nice Cutting, Gift From Anthony (Tony) Giesen To Ferrum College, VA. UPDATED 5-9-23: Nick In Tooth; Shallow Pattern

(10) ACGA Catalog Reprints - American Brilliant Cut Glass, (1) Pitkin & Brooks, (1) Rich Cut Glass, Pitkin & Brooks, (1) American Cut Glass/Maple City Glass, (1) Knife Rests, (1) A.L. Blackmer, (1) Id

Celery Tray, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 10.5" x 4.5", Pattern Resembles Roland By Pitkin And Brooks, Clear Blank, The Glenda Klein Collection

Five Piece Ice Cream Set - 14" X 8" Signed Pitkin and Brooks Master Rectangular Tray With (4) Matching 5" Square Plates - Cut in The Fine King George Pattern - Must See

Tazza, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Signed Pitkin & Brooks Keystone, 8.5" x 10.75", Scalloped Modified Hobstar Foot, Nancy And Taylor Abernathy Collection.

Bowl, Canoe Shape, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 3.25" x 11.5" x 4.5", Plaza Pattern By Pitkin & Brooks, Patricia And Vance White Collection. 10% Of The Proceeds From This Item Will Go To The Life For

Lamp Shade Only, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Mushroom Shape, 5.5" x 12", Signed Pitkin And Brooks Plymouth Pattern, Super Quality, 10" Shade Ring Diameter, South Dakota Private Collection.

Compote - Brilliant Period Cut Glass - 6" X 5.75" - Signed Pitkin and Brooks Aero Pattern - Skirted Base

Vase, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Signed Pitkin And Brooks, 10.25" x 4.75", Prism Cut Body With Hobstar Chain, Ray Cut Base, The David & Marlene Howard Collection.

Pitkin Brooks American Brilliant Cut glass cylindrical vase, acid stamp signature, 10" ht. CONDITION: good with no defects found.

Signed Eddington bowl with hobstars; 7 inch diameter. Pitkin and Brooks vase with cutting all over with chips to base; 10 1/2 inches high, and 7 inch hobstar plate.

19th century; pair covered sweet meat urns, 8 in. H., tobacco jar with underplate, 10 in. H., covered compote, 10 in. H., and sweet meat urn, 9 1/2 in. H.; Estate of Dr. William M. King, Fort Lauderda

deep intaglio cut floral, marquise and triangular panels, 8" diameter, signed.

Simply put, this is one of the nicest bowls I’ve ever offered – it’s cut in Pitkin & Brooks Mayflower design. Mayflower was P&B’s most expensive and meticulous cuts – and this bowl is just a

(3) Books & (12) ACGA Catalog Reprints, Tuthill Research Scrapbook, Book 1,2 & 3, Edited By Rob & Valerie Smith, T.G. Hawkes & Co., Pitkin & Brooks, Home Cut Glass, Libbey, Libbey Redux, Libbey (Red),

(7) ACGA Catalog Reprints, (1) Dorflinger Line Drawings, (1) C. Dorflinger & Sons, (1) Quaker City Cut Glass, (1) Pitkin & Brooks Rich Cut Glass, (1) Pitkin & Brooks Rich Cut Glass, (1) C. Dorflinger

Lot of 3 Pieces of Cut Glass including Ships Decanter measuring 10.5, Cut Glass Compote measuring 6" and a Cut Glass Center Bowl measuring 5" tall x 9" w. . You are bidding at a live sale, please read

The Elite design was Pitkin and Brooks most expensive one and just one look at this piece and you can tell why. It features almost every motif possible arranged in the most tasteful way possible. The

PITKIN & BROOKS "HEART" BRILLIANT CUT GLASS WHISKEY JUG / DECANTER, ovoid form, flashed heart with cane, hobstar over rows of ribbed prisms to one end, panel-cut neck with large notched edges, top of

Great example of Pitkin and Brooks work cut in their imperial design - has a heavy/paper-weight style base - very unusual double miter cane/hobnail featured in the pattern.

I think Mayflower by Pitkin & Brooks is one of the best patterns and execution of the Brilliant Period. Incredible detail on the best quality blank. The tiny Russian cutting in the center really blows

PITKIN AND BROOKS DERBY BRILLIANT CUT GLASS VASE, colorless lead glass, tall tapered form with a flaring mouth, rayed base, acid-stamped signature. Fourth quarter 19th century. 15" H, 6 1/2" D mouth.N

This bowl was cut and signed by Pitkin & Brooks of Chicago. It exhibits an unfathomable amount of clear-channel cutting – a motif that was one of the most difficult to achieve.The clear channels on