Clark Cut Glass Bowl "Prima Donna","Triple Square"

(5) Tumblers - Brilliant Period Cut Glass - 3.75" - Triple Square (AKA Prima Donna) Pattern by Clark - Some Height Variation Among Tumblers

Bowl, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Signed Clark Prima Donna Pattern, 4” x 9.25", One Serious Corner Chip And Some Edge Roughness, James & Geraldine Imlay Collection

Bowl, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Signed Clark Prima Donna Pattern, 4" x 10.25", Three Feet, Private Collection

Bowl, Six-Sided, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Signed Clark Prima Donna, 3.25" x 8", Some Edge Chips, From The Collection Of Barbara And The Late Dr. William Shulhof

Possibly an ice cream plate or underplate to an ice bucket - you be the judge on this one. Signed very faintly in the center of the plate with the Clark script logo.2265

Vase - American Brilliant Cut Glass - 10" Prima Donna Pattern by Clark - Hobstar Base - Significant Chipping on Top Edge

Relish Tray - Brilliant Period Cut Glass - 7.75" X 4.5" - Prima Donna Pattern by Clark

(4) Assorted Tumblers, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 3.75" approximately, (1) Signed Libbey Senora Pattern, (1) Prima Donna Pattern By Clark, (1) Venetian Pattern By Straus, Chip At Base, (1) Essex Pa

Three(3) finely cut glass bowls. Square(as is with rim chips), 7.5in. D.; shallow glass bowl, 9in. D.; cut glass bow, 8in. D.

9" signed Clark cut glass bowl, 9" cut glass bowl, both with minor flakes on rim

brilliant period, 9" diameter....The company, established originally as Hatch and Clark in 1884, became T. B. Clark & Company the following year. The company's original cutting shop was in Honesdale,

(lot of 12) Cut glass group, mostly American brilliant cut glass items, including a T.B. Clark designed cut glass bowl, having a scalloped rim, underside marked "821"; a large goblet; a footed centerb

Lot of 2 American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Bowls - 1) square with rounded corners and slight folds to alternating edges , 8" W x 3" H; 2) small dish, 6" x 1 1/2" H. This is one lot of a large Cut Gl

This special piece was cut by Clark Cut Glass at the heigh of the Brilliant Period. It’s one of the highest quality and most massive punch bowls I’ve seen. It is signed on the top with the Clark s

This is a spectacular American Brilliant cut glass punch bowl. It is very large and cut by T.B. Clark in their rare Mercedes pattern. It was cut on a heavy Dorflinger water white blank weighing almost

2.25" X 9" American Brilliant Cut Glass Square Bowl Corinthian Pattern by Mt. Washington - Heavy Blank - Possible Rim Polish

American Brilliant Cut Glass Square Bowl - 3" X 10.5" - Pinwheel, Strawberry Diamond and Star Motif - Hard to See Outside Rim Flake

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

center starburst with diamond point , cane and ray on sides, 7" X 7", 2 1/2" deep, brilliant period.

Great unknown J. Hoare design cut on this very large, heavy square bowl.

These designs with the lapidary/rose diamond center hobstars are some of the most popular in cut glass for good reason - they're always top quality and very hard to find. Clark's Orloff (surely named

This bowl is cut in one of the premier designs of the Brilliant Period – Waldorf (aka Quatrefoil & Rosettes) by T.B. Clark. It medallions with a lapidary center – a motif done almost solely by C

This extremely rare piece was cut and signed by Clark in their Rembrandt design. Similar to Waldorf and Orloff, this pattern features large lapidary center/rose-diamond hobstars. Rembrandt is of the s

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.