American Brilliant Period cut glass carafe gorgeous

Fine American Brilliant Period carafe gorgeous pattern cut glass. Measures 7" Tall. Weighs 3 lbs.Every piece of ABPC was vetted by a member of the cut glass association.

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

A lovely baluster form carafe or decanter with panel cut spout/neck with notched handle, facet cut stopper, body with nice hob-stars & nail head, over ladder and circular panels, hob-star base, 12" hi

American Brilliant Period cut glass carafe measures 8 in. tall x 6 in. wide. Waterstained inside. Weighs under 5 lbs. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email. Condition r

This footed carafe was cut and signed by Libbey in their highly collectible Ellesmere pattern. I think this is the nicest shape for a carafe during the period and almost looks like a genie bottle.

Fantastic quality comet/swirling style design on this carafe by Elmira Cut Glass. What's particularly notable is how they continue the pattern all the way down to the base, bending it right around the

Two American Brilliant Period cut glass water carafe lamps, cut with classical motif, with bulb and cord. 17.5inch H, 6inch W (larger).

American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Water Carafe by Straus Hobstar Strawberry Diamond Zipper Motif Colonna Richmond Pattern ? 7.5" H 6.5" D No Chips or Cracks in Overall Good Condition Please look at

American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Liquor Carafe and Five Whiskey Glasses Set. (1) Carafe measures 7 1/2" high X 6 1/2" dia. (5) 3 5/8" whiskey glasses. Condition- Set is in good condition. No chips

American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Decanter / Carafe. Double Hobstar, Fan with Notched Neck. Measures 9" tall. Good Condition. Weight 2 pds 8 oz. PROVENANCE: A Charleston, SC Private Estate

American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Water Carafe Hobstar Base Zipper Motif on Neck Diamond Point Cross Hatching Prism Cutting Wonderful Deep Cuts Marcella Pattern by Libbey ? Hawkes Stratford Pattern

American, 20th century. Brilliant period cut glass water carafe and four tumblers (one chipped), 4"h., seven piece green water set with pitcher 8.5"h. and six tumblers, 5"h., Blenko decanter with gree

Gorgeous American Brilliant period cut glass seven piece lemonade set. Tankard pitcher and six glasses.

Collection of 12 pcs. of ABP American Brilliant Period cut glass tableware including ice bucket, 2 carafes or vases, footed compote, sugar and creamer, candy dish, 5 tumblers -ice bucket has small chi

Great signed Tuthill bowl featuring interlocking circles with crosshatched borders. Also unusual use of russian motif within the pattern. Great, silvery cutting Tuthill is well known for.

This vase is one of the most recognizable pieces of Brilliant Period glass - the baluster vase in Dorflinger's Rich Cut. The vase is so well done - with extra deep cutting - look at the photos of the

This gorgeous decanter was cut and engraved by Hawkes with three neck rings and a Gorham mounted stopper. The exact blank and stopper is shown by Hawkes in the Glass of Gorham book produced by the ACG

Gorgeous water set by J. Hoare in their early Croesus pattern. Carafe features tusks continuing all the way across the bottom. When do you ever see Croesus tumblers? I'm not sure i have and these have

This is a gigantic, massive (8 lbs!) decanter cut by J. Hoare in an unknown pattern name. Gorgeous cluster work wrapped in bands of cane flank deeply cut hobstars. Two neck rings featured on this unus

This is gorgeous old Libbey glass cut in their Stratford design. Stratford is always cut deeply on the clearest blanks. This exact pitcher is featured in Libbey advertisements from the period.

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

One of the most classic patterns from Libbey - tons of cutting on the gorgeous bowl in the Imperial design.

Gorgeous deep engraving featured on this example of Hawkes Gravic apple - any time you see this "wooded" border on a piece of Gravic, you know it is significantly higher quality. Piece is signed on th

These gorgeous goblets look to be cut in the early portion of the Brilliant Period and are in the style of Straus or Dorflinger - I lean towards Straus because of this St. Louis Diamond style stem and