Gorgeous Libbey Imperial Tri-Lobe Bowl American Brilliant Period Cut Glass

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

Great rare pattern by Libbey (signed) - Windsor. Windsor is like expanding star on steroids and likely was designed by William C. Anderson - clear button hobstars galore, cojoining motifs, and a very

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

Great shape on this bowl cut by Libbey in their gorgeous imperial pattern. Both is square and asymmetrically rolls over on the sides.

Stunning Libbey early Imperial ice cream platter. Amazing detail all over this piece including hobstars framed by triple miter and an amazing hexad cut with double mitered hobs. The crosshatching has

Truly one of the all-time great and most desirable designs from the Brilliant Period. Libbey's Columbia was cut early and features incredible wood-wheel polishing and gorgeous tusks. Note the tiny det

Lot f 2 American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Bowls - 1) 8" x 3 1/2" H; 2) signed Libbey low bowl, 8" W x 2" H. This is one lot of a large Cut Glass estate collection selling throughout this auction. No

Bowl, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Signed Libbey Imperial Pattern, 4" x 10", Very Nice Example, Private Collection

late 19th/early 20th century, comprising: Bubble Flower pattern bowl by W.C. Anderson, lobed rim, floral and foliate decoration, 4 x 8-1/8 in.; Libbey bowl, signed "Libbey" on center, star and feather

Bowl, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 2" x 10", Tri-Lobe Form, Hobstar, Diamond, Cane, Vesica And Star Motif, Clear Blank, Rim Chip, Missouri Private Collection.

(lot of 9) American Brilliant Period cut glass table items, each having varied Harvard and Daisy patterns, scalloped rims, comprising: (1) small Libbey bowl, makers mark to center, approx 1.25"h, 5"di

An American Brilliant Period cut glass bowl with Libbey signature, c. first quarter of the 20th century. Condition commensurate with age and use; please see photos for details. Approximate dimensions:

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.

Gorgeous example of Libbey's old Wedgemere design. Extremely deep cutting on a thick blank with clear tusks and hobstar extension.

American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Center Bowl Features Hobstar Cane Fan Motif Diamond Point Cross Hatching Prism Cutting Centerpiece Punch Bowl Hawkes ? Libbey ? 8" D 4" H Light Nick on Rim Otherwis

Oval Bowl, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Imperial Pattern By Libbey, 2.5"x 9.75"x 7", Designed By W.C. Anderson, Circa 1895, Wilbur And The Late Mary Bluhm Collection.

Finger Bowl, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Imperial Pattern By Libbey, 2.5"x 4.75", Quality Blank, Wilbur & The Late Mary Bluhm.

(3) Plates, (2) Finger Bowls, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Imperial Pattern By Libbey, (3) 7" Plates, All Have Rim Chips, (2) 2.5” x 4.5" Finger Bowls, Both Have Rim Chips, James & Geraldine Imlay

Highly collectible bowl in Libbey's Ellesmere. Signed off-center with the Libbey trademark. The best quality blank.

A Libbey American Brilliant Period cut glass bowl signed in center of bowl, measures 2 x 9 inches. Plus an ABP cut glass low bowl, unsigned, measures 1.75 x 9.75 inches. We happily provide seamless in

American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Punch Bowl Features Hobstar Center Fan Motif Cross Hatching Diamond Point Hobstar Centerpiece Bowl Hawkes ? Libbey ? 10.25" D 4.5" H No Chips Cracks or Repairs in O

Bowl, Tri-Corner, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Wedgemere Pattern By Libbey, 3.5" x 10", Deeply Cut, Quality Blank, AL Private Collection

Finger Bowl - American Brilliant Cut Glass 2.5" X 4.75" - Imperial Pattern by Libbey - Clear Blank

Nice example of an oversized bowl cut and signed by Libbey in the highly collectible Ellsmere design.