Rare Cut Glass Coffeepot, brilliant period

This is a very rare cut glass decanter from the American Brilliant period. It is signed and cut by the Libbey Glass Co. in a beautiful amber gold color cut to clear. This is Libbey's No. 316 3pt decan

Rainbow glass is perhaps the rarest of color combinations from the period, but large pieces, like this decanter are hardly ever seen. And to top it all off, it's American! This piece features such goo

Hardly ever seen geometric cut clocks from the brilliant period - this one cut in Russian with crosshatched buttons and step cutting on the sides. Clock portion appears to be in very good condition bu

Extremely Rare American Brilliant Period cut glass ewer 3 color w/ green over clear over cranberry. Gorham silver marked top pictured in Gorham Glass catalog, page #. Measures approx 11" tall.

Rare American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Punch Bowl and Ladle fourth quarter 19th century, made by Pairpoint in the "Catalpa" pattern, decorated with hobstars and panels of crosshatching, with a separ

A rare cut glass light bulb radiator from the American Brilliant period. This piece has a Russian cut by J. Hoare. The base has a brass fitting. The glass is in two parts that are held together when t

Pedestal Coffee Pot, Brilliant Period Cut Glass, 11" x 10.25", Ovoid Eight-Sided Form, Engraved Vintage Motif, Matching Lid With Silver Finial And Silver Rim On Pot, Triple Notched Handle, Some Chippi

Rainbow glass is probably the rarest color combination in American Brilliant cut glass - most collectors have never seen or held a piece. Most rainbow glass has blurring, non distinct colors but this

We all know that rainbow glass from the Brilliant Period is extraordinarily rare - but have you ever seen a tumbler? This is the first I've ever seen and an incredible example with shades of cranberry

A Rare and Unusually Large Brilliant-Period Cut Glass Vase, Attributed to Dorflinger Height 29 1/4 x width at top 8 1/2 x width at base 8 inches.

Extremely rare pattern from Libbey (signed). According to the Rarities book, this pattern was only produced for a few months - and it shows - it almost never comes up for sale! Really displays nicely

This rare form was cut and signed by Hawkes in their collectible Queens pattern. Great extra-high handle and optical effect in the pattern. A much more exotic form that traditional cylinder pitcher. G

I love this early rendition of the Plymouth (Corncuopia) pattern that has the crosshatching running up into the points of the lower bout of the hobstar. Later on they eliminated this and some of the o

Very hard to find pattern by Libbey and even more unusual in an upright form! Signed with the Libbey trademark. Great blank

Hard to find string holder with fancy, pierced top.

Hard to find ABP toothpick holder - most of these were imported from Europe by the American companies, but this one was cut by Bergen in their Remus design - shown in Labac Cycle 6 page 79.

Hawkes, Rare Pair of American Brilliant Period Cut Glass CandelabraFlute pattern, five light form, removable silverplate candle cups, cut crystal capital and bobeche with drop prism crystals, atop a b

This is a rare and large 3 piece cut glass vase from the American Brilliant period. It is cut by the Quaker City Cut Glass Company in their Empress pattern. This piece is shown in the ACGA reprint of

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

I almost never see this pattern and after seeing the amount of work put into this bowl, it's no wonder why! The very tiniest hobstars I've ever seen, hexad, hobstars with 5-miter points, and super sha

The rare Wedgemere patterned stemware was one of the most expensive produced by Libbey during the American Brilliant period. This saucer champagne has the fabulous petticoat style foot with the hobsta

The rare Wedgemere patterned stemware was one of the most expensive produced by Libbey during the American Brilliant period. The fabulous petticoat style foot with the hobstar cut on the base contribu

One of the rarest forms from the Brilliant Period - this piece is signed by Hawkes and cut and engraved quite well.

The rare Wedgemere patterned stemware was one of the most expensive produced by Libbey during the American Brilliant period. The fabulous petticoat style foot with the hobstar cut on the base contribu