Extremely Rare Clark Rembrandt American Brilliant Cut Glass Bowl

This extremely rare piece was cut and signed by Clark in their Rembrandt design. Similar to Waldorf and Orloff, this pattern features large lapidary center/rose-diamond hobstars. Rembrandt is of the s

This is a spectacular American Brilliant cut glass punch bowl. It is very large and cut by T.B. Clark in their rare Mercedes pattern. It was cut on a heavy Dorflinger water white blank weighing almost

Bowl, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Signed Libbey Aztec Pattern, 3.75" X 8.75", Extremely Rare, Estate Of William "Bill" Jay Atzenhoffer.

Sparkling American Brilliant cut glass bowl. Cut by T. B. Clark in their beautiful and rare Waldorf pattern. The large hobstars have protruding lapidary buttons. This pattern is shown in their Ca. 190

Extremely rare American Brilliant cut glass trumpet vase. Turquoise cut to clear in the Venetian pattern by T. G. Hawkes Co. This is a true rarity. Photos show one on display in the Corning Musuem of

These designs with the lapidary/rose diamond center hobstars are some of the most popular in cut glass for good reason - they're always top quality and very hard to find. Clark's Orloff (surely named

Great, extra-large bowl cut by Clark in their Desdemona design. Old piece - wood wheel polished.

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.

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

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

Valencian by Hawkes is truly one of the rarest of the Brilliant Period. I have probably seen less than 5 pieces ever. Great old pattern with incredible wood wheel polishing where Hawkes left the cente

I have never seen this pattern in person outside of this piece - great example!

Deep bowl in Clark's Huyler design - deep cutting.

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 T.B. Clark Alpenglow American Brilliant Cut Glass Punch Bowl. 1908 T.B. Clark two-piece punch bowl withpedestal base. Number 571 bowl and pedestal 14" x 12"

This large platter is cut in one of my favorite designs by Hawkes - No. 999. This design features large medallions of rayed stars towards the edge of the design - the medallions are actually almost fl

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

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

I have only seen a handful of pieces cut in Healey's Pinwheel by William C. Anderson and American Cut Glass company. It may be perhaps the best quality Pinwheel cutting made and the rest of the patter

Very thick, heavy bowl cut in a vatiation of Tuthill's Rex deisngn. Very heavy piece on a veyr clear blank.

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

Cologne Bottle, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Extremely Rare Pueblo Pattern, 8.25" X 3.75", By Hawkes, Elaborate Embossed Sterling Silver Stopper, The Kuenzinger Collection.

Three American Brilliant cut glass bowls by Clark, one Henry VIII pattern, ca. 1905, 3 1/2" x 8 1/4", one signed Clark, 2" x 7 7/8", another bowl unsigned, 2" x 8 1/4"