Beautiful Straus? Dorflinger? American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Goblets

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

High Quality pitcher possibly cut by Straus (note the fish-scale cutting on the handle they often used). Nice variety of motifs and hobstar base.

(6) Goblets, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Includes (3) 6.5" Venetian Pattern By Straus, Hobstar Foot, (1) 6" Princess Pattern By Libbey, (1) 6" Oval And Split Pattern By Dorflinger, (1) 6", Hobstar A

Beautiful inkwell from the American Brilliant period with a very Art Nouveau feel. It is cut glass and engraved with irises. The blank was probably imported from Baccarat as Dorflinger purchased some

One of the most classic, elegant designs by Dorflinger, Parisian, lays out beautifully on this large pitcher. This is the rare rendition of the pattern where Dorflinger added hobstars. Pitcher also ha

Really nice, heavy loving cup attributed to Straus. Have seen this pattern on other blanks they cut and this has the Straus "fishscale" type handles.

Really nice jewelry box in a pattern similar to Egginton's Roman design. Amazingly, if you turn the lid just right, it will lock in place - I've never seen this ever in cut glass!

Very large, heavy cologne bottle in a pattern extremely similar to Dorflinger's Marlboro.

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

Dorflinger American brilliant period cut glass pitcher. Crafted of fine quality cut glass cased in green cut to clear. Chester cutting pattern with applied handle and full hob star cut bottom. Gorham

Set of Four American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Goblets Pedestal Dessert / Sherbert Stems Hobstar Buzzsaw Pinwheel Cross Hatching Strawberry Diamond Feathered Zipper & Fan Motif Ray Cut Base 3.25" H N

Set of Four American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Goblets Pedestal Dessert / Sherbert Stems Hobstar Buzzsaw Pinwheel Cross Hatching Strawberry Diamond Feathered Zipper & Fan Motif Ray Cut Base 3.25" H N

This is an unbelievable jug cut by Dorflinger in their highly-desirable Sultana pattern. This jug is cut on an extra-thick blank as is evidenced in some of the photos from above. The clear windows in

I can't say enough about this piece as I think it's far and away the best flower center Dorflinger ever produced. Cut in the Monclova pattern - it has full pattern extension across the entire base. I

Huge rose globe cut by Straus in their highly-collectible Electra design. Uninterrupted/continued pattern all the way across the base and fully wood-wheel polished.

Salad service cut in the hard to find Belmont design by Dorflinger. Features silver plate stamped by Dorflinger and a hobstar cut at the tip of each handle!

Beautiful blank on this cradled bread tray by Elmira in their No. 17 design. Super heavy, clear blank.

Great looking pitcher on a very clear, heavy blank. Weighs 8 pounds!

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

Rare and beautiful American Brilliant Period Vaseline cut glass Daisy & Button pattern cruet complete with cut vaseline stopper.

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

Difficult to find shape and design by Libbey - with an almost vertically reflected neck. Signed Libbey with the saber trademark.

Cute inkwell with copper wheel, rock crystal engraving and a matching Gorham silver cap! Great piece for your desk at home.

Here is something you do not see everyday - a ladle holder cut by Dorflinger in their desirable No. 99 design. Ladle holders are a rare form, but not have one in a known, great pattern is nearly unhea