Rare and Desirable Meriden Cetus Deep Cut Glass Bowl

You’re looking at one of the most identifiable designs of the Brilliant Period – Cetus. The Cetus pattern was actually a name made up by the Pearsons. However, over the years, most collectors have

Bowl, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Rare Cetus Pattern By Meriden, 4"x 9", Professional Rim Treatment, Some Minor Pattern Roughness, Wilbur & The Late Mary Bluhm. UPDATED 3-13-24: Professional Rim Tre

This bowl is cut in one of the most desirable designs of the Brilliant Period– MeridenÂ’s Theodora. Meriden had some dynamite patterns like Rose Diamond and Byzantine and this piece is of the sam

This bowl is cut in one of the premier designs of the Brilliant Period – Waldorf (aka Quatrefoil & Rosettes) by T.B. Clark. It medallions with a lapidary center – a motif done almost solely by C

This is a stellar bowl in Libbey’s very rare and highly desirable Isabella pattern. Often times, this pattern is continued in a repetitive nature through the center of a piece however, on this bowl,

Bowl, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Cetus Pattern By Meriden, 3.5" x 8.25", Flawless Example, AL Private Collection

This bowl is signed by Tuthill and cut in their most-desirable Rex design. This is one of the most easily recognizable and collectible patterns of the Brilliant Period.The signature component of this

I think this pattern carries many design elements in common with some of the finer Meriden designs – Byzantine, Theodora, Cetus. I’ve also seen it cut on identical blanks that they used for these

Bowl, Deep, Square, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 4.75" x 9", Hobstar, Cane, Nailhead Diamond, Star And Miter Motif, Quality Blank, Rare Form, Estate Of Dr. Barry and Dee Free.

Square Bowl, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Rare Rose Diamond Pattern, 3" X 9.75", By Meriden, Perfect Example, Estate Of William "Bill" Jay Atzenhoffer.

Kensington is hands down my favorite pattern by Libbey. While it’s often used in the same breath as as Aztec, Grand Prize, and Marcella, I find it to be much more intricate. It’s richly cut, witho

Unfortunately, this piece originally started its life as a carafe, but over the past 100+ years, someone cut it down into a roseglobe - as is often done with decanters and carafes to salvage broken pi

Brilliant deep cut glass bowl, 3.5 in. T, 8 in. Dia.

Ancient Roman Cut Glass Bowl c.2nd-3rd century AD. Size of Bowl 4 1/8 inches diameter x 2 1/2 inches high. Rare cut glass Bowl with etched lines. Condition: chipped at the rim otherwise perfect. Prove

Tiffany Sterling Silver and American Brilliant Cut Glass Bowl, deep cut glass bowl centered by a hobstar with notched panels to the sides, fitted with a sterling silver rim decorated with foliate scro

Beautiful 7 1/2" diameter, 4" deep cut glass bowl. Superb cut interlace pattern. Excellent

American. The deep cut glass bowl with a swirled pattern stemming from the central brunswick star to the base, with hobstars to the center of each resulting diamond. Approx. 4 1/2 by 9 7/8 in. diam.,

very rare, oval bowl, size 3.5 h., 9.75 length

Meriden Cut Glass "Alhambra" Bowl, American Brilliant period, "Alhambra" pattern (Greek key), unsigned, 10" x 8.75" x 2.5" high

American Brilliant cut glass 7" plate. Cut in the very rare Theodora pattern by the Meriden Cut Glass Company. This pattern was designed by William R. Eliot and patented on February 13, 1900. The ring

This is a wonderful bowl that is reportedly by Meriden. I have always thought it was cut by Hoare and sold by Meriden – you can see this with piece’s of J. Hoare’s Snail also sold by Meriden (of

One of the nicer designs by Sinclaire, signed with their trademark in the center. Great optical effect through two layers of punties!

On stand, brilliant period, 14" diameter, 12 1/2" tall, outstanding overall cut work.

8" Antique American Brilliant Deep Cut Crystal Glass Bowl This beautifully cut piece is in very good, antique condition. American Brilliant Cut Glass, 3.75" x 8", Hobstar, Block, Strawberry Diamond, a