Extremely Unusual Early J. Hoare Cut Glass Triple-Miter Pocket Bowl

This has to be one of the most unusual shapes from the Brilliant Period. The sides of this bowl extend up extra high, but also curve inwards with the hobstars cut on the side. How the hobstars weren't

Seldom seen early design by J. Hoare - combining tusks, Persian and feathering. A stunningly clear blank for an early piece. Design 5417 in their early catalog. 2558

This is a particularly deep blank that I've only known J. Hoare to cut. This one is cut in their Eleanor pattern with gorgeous, clear tusks stretching the entire height of the piece.

J. Hoare cut glass bowl, hobstar, nail head and "shooting stars" cutting, signed, 3 1/2" ht, 8" diameter. PROVENANCE: Cummings Collection

Super sharp, extremely accurate J. Hoare Trellis bowl. One of the best designs of the period on an incredible blank - will cut your hand sharp!

Incredible piece of Early J. Hoare cut in their ellusive Eleanor pattern. I believe Eleanor is one of Hoare's best designs and is always done on the best quality blanks and polish. It really shows off

This is an extraodinary decanter cut in J. Hoare's rare and desirable Kohinoor design. Typically, the Kohinoor pattern is set up on a grid of 90 degree angles and like any other triple-miter trellis d

Amazing deep bowl by J. Hoare in their early Manitou pattern - with clear tusks and really deep, precise cutting. Extra deep blank.

Really nice design on this bowl that I've never seen prior. Pattern looks like it could be J. Hoare or Pairpoint.

American Brilliant cut glass oval serving bowl by J. Hoare. Cut in their rare Croesus pattern. The center has the swirling tusks with zipper miters. The border is cane and fans. Has a scalloped top ed

American, late 19th / early 20th century. Group of two brilliant cut glass tablewares comprising of one J. Hoare & Co floral motif bowl and one Libbey lozenge form tray, likely for fish. Both having m

Punch Bowl, Two Part, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Signed J. Hoare Hindoo Pattern, 10.25" x 10", Nice Example, Patricia Finley Collection. See Additional Photo. UPDATED 3-3-23: Chip On One Miter Top

Punch Bowl, One Piece, American Brilliant Cut Glass Pluto Pattern By J. Hoare, 7.5" x 14.25", Beautifully Clear Blank, One Pattern Nick On Miter, Gift From Anthony (Tony) Giesen to Ferrum College, VA

I've never seen another one of these - likely cut by New England Glass or Mt. Washington. Covered in the Russian pattern, this service dish is shaped like a pineapple and even the blown out pockets in

ABP Cut Glass Rose Bowl Attributed To J Hoare.A variation of “Croesus” with the same upper two rows of motifs and lower motif is vertical and cross hatched miters and not swirled. Measure 5" x 6"

(2) Low Bowls, ABCG, N/A, (1) 7.25", Champion Pattern By J. Hoare, Possible Rim Touch-Up, (1) 5.75", Fully Cut Button And Miter With Star Cut Heads, Rim Chip And Some Edge Roughness, Nebraska Private

This extremely thick, snowflake-shaped bowl was cut by Hawkes in the early portion of the Brilliant Period. It’s perfectly wood-wheel polished.This piece is on a heavy, clear blank. The pockets are

This extremely thick, snowflake-shaped bowl was cut by Hawkes in the early portion of the Brilliant Period. It’s perfectly wood-wheel polished.This piece is on a heavy, clear blank. The pockets are

This is a large cut glass bowl from the American Brilliant period. It is cut by J. Hoare in their X-Ray pattern. This glass pattern was only cut for Tiffany and Gorham retail. The sterling mount on th

Great low bowl in J. Hoare's No. 1958 design - signed with the trademark. Amazing trellis-like channels.2445

Great example of Marquise by J. Hoare. Signed in the center with the trademark and on a great blank.2405

Russian and Tusks pattern, 6-1/4 x 18-1/2 x 9-1/2 in.

Comet pattern, J. Hoare & Co. mark, 4 in.

I have never seen another bowl like this - part swirling/comet design and part symmetrical.