Hoare and Company Brilliant-Cut Glass Globe

Signed J. Hoare & Company brilliant cut glass ice cream tray with floral, hobstar, and cross hatch decoration. Acid etched signature "J. Hoare & Co./Corning/1853" to the center of the tray. 2 1/2" H x

J. Hoare & Company (American, 1853-1920), first quarter 20th century. Fine American brilliant cut glass bowl similar to Rookwood pattern, fully cut, mouth blown, colorless, clear, radiant thick blank

Brilliant cut glass cylinder vase, attributed to J. Hoare & Company, rising 14 inches having deep all over cuttings of hobstars in vessicas, cane, fans, relief diamond and decorative lozenges. Topped

American Brilliant cut glass plate cut in the rare Croesus pattern by J. Hoare. This is a pleasing early pattern by the Hoare company. You can feel the deep cut rounded tusks on the bottom of this pla

Three Pieces of American Colorless Brilliant Cut Glass. 1st: Rose Globe, 5-1/2"h.; 2nd: Two matching vases, 5-1/2"h. Condition: Good with minor chips.

This is a particularly unusual ice bucket cut in J. Hoare’s Acme design. As far as I know, Hoare was the only company that applied handles in this manner – horizontally and paralell to the ground.

(10) American Brilliant Cut Glass Company Catalogs, ACGA Catalog Reprints Include: Green Libbey, Home Cut Glass, Parsche, Pitkin & Brooks, Niagara Cut Glass, Niland Brothers, The Hoare Scrapbooks, (2)

Two American Colorless Brilliant Cut Glass Pitcher Signed J. Hoare. 9-3/4"h. and 11-1/8"h. Good with minor chips.

Brilliant cut glass bowl, signed J. Hoare, 4in. T, 9.5 in. W.

Centerpiece, Two Piece, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 8.25" x 9", Russian Pattern Rose Globe With Clear Cut Buttons, Patented By George E. Hatch for the The Meriden Flint Glass Company, Set On Pattern

Bowl, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Newport Pattern By J. Hoare, 4" x 8.25", Sterling Silver Rim Marked Shreve & Company, Private Collection

Bowl, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Monarch Pattern By J. Hoare, 3" x 5.5", Embossed Sterling Silver Rim Marked Stone Sterling Silver Company, Indiana Private Collection.

J. HOARE BRILLIANT CUT GLASS MONUMENTAL VASE, slightly tapered form with flared sawtooth and scallop rim, two vertical rows comprising hobstars alternating with cross-bars of cane and small hobstars a

Great example of Hoare glass - they cut their whisky bottles with this exact handle. Not the clear windows throughout the pattern, the wood wheel polishing and the hobstar thumb rest! Super high-quali

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 BRILLIANT CUT GLASS PEDESTAL VASE, colorless, tall baluster form raised on a short standard and circular foot, pattern with upper hobstars and fans, neck having alternating columns of feather

A J. Hoare Brilliant-Cut Glass Berry Bowl, Possibly the Monarch Pattern Height 3 1/2 x diameter 8 inches.

Really nice example of J. Hoare's Victoria pattern - signed off center with the Hoare trademark. Unusual shape.

Two (2) Signed American Brilliant Period Cut Glass items - Fry tray and Sinclaire Pitcher. 1st item: Signed H. C. Fry Glass Company brilliant cut glass ice cream tray, having starburst, hobstar and cr

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

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!

J. Hoare Brilliant period cut glass 16" high vase. Signed on base, "J. Hoare 1853, Corning." Measures 5" dia. Kennedy's Auction Service does not provide auction estimates. All items are sold at absolu

This extremely tall vase was made and signed by J. Hoare. It is pictured exactly in their catalog and is an excellent example of a vase blank they cut a few different designs on.This design features b

Great example of J. Hoare Marquise - shown in the catalog. This is a very large size for a tazza and shows off this great design perfectly. It is signed very faintly on the base with the J. Hoare trad