Extremely Unusual J. Hoare Pebble American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Bowl

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

Really nice design on this bowl that I've never seen prior. Pattern looks like it could be J. Hoare or Pairpoint.

Incredible piece of Early J. Hoare cut in their ellusive Eleanor pattern. I believe Eleanor is one of Hoare's best designs and is always done on the best quality blanks and polish. It really shows off

Amazing deep bowl by J. Hoare in their early Manitou pattern - with clear tusks and really deep, precise cutting. Extra deep blank.

I've never seen another one of these - likely cut by New England Glass or Mt. Washington. Covered in the Russian pattern, this service dish is shaped like a pineapple and even the blown out pockets in

19th century, including one signed Libbey, one signed J.B. Hoare & Co., and three unmarked, all with scalloped rims and hobstar designs. Largest 9.5 in. diameter. Additional high-resolution photos ar

Square Deep Bowl, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Pebble Pattern By J. Hoare, 4" x 7.25", Exactly As Featured In ACGA J. Hoare Catalog Reprint, Page 31, Hobstar, Cane, Strawberry Diamond And Fan Motif,

Unusual shape for an ice bucket that I've seen cut by J. Hoare before. Footed and with applied handles with an unusual star.

(lot of 8) American Brilliant Period cut glass table and cabinet items, each having varied hobstar and fan patterns, scalloped rims, comprising: (2) small J. Hoare & Co bowls, both marked Corning 1853

(lot of 14) American Brilliant Period cut glass table and cabinet items, comprising: (2) small J. Hoare & Co. bowls, hobstar and diamond pattern, both marked Corning 1853 to center, approx 1.5"h, 5"di

This is a large cut glass bowl from the American Brilliant period. It is cut by J. Hoare in their X-Ray pattern. This glass pattern was only cut for Tiffany and Gorham retail. The sterling mount on th

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!

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

Unbelievably large candlesticks - the second biggest I've ever seen! These candlesticks were chosen by Tom Duncan to be used in the Greenville, SC Carolina ACGA national convention's rarity display. T

Comet pattern, J. Hoare & Co. mark, 4 in.

This is a gigantic, massive (8 lbs!) decanter cut by J. Hoare in an unknown pattern name. Gorgeous cluster work wrapped in bands of cane flank deeply cut hobstars. Two neck rings featured on this unus

Really nice whisky cut in a varaiton of Pluto by J. Hoare - the only difference is that it has a panel of cane rather than repeating hobstars on the chain around the upper portion of the decanter. Sto

Truly superb vase by J. Hoare in their rendition of the Trellis design. The amount of skill that it took to cut this is unfathomable and the depth is impressive - leaving large knobs all over the peri

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.

Signed J. Hoare 1853 American Brilliant Cut Glass Bowl; signed with round acid touch mark in center of bowl. Size: 3 in. height; 9 in. diameter.

Very similar design to Argo by Empire on an unusual straight-sided shape.

Great unknown J. Hoare design cut on this very large, heavy square bowl.

Here's something you don't see everyday (or ever). This is a matching decanter and pitcher set cut in the most intense Persian design I've ever seen. This set was likely cut by Hawkes or Dorflinger du

This is a very high quality tray by J. Hoare - I've never seen a hobstar cut on an oval this shape and this one has a 54-point hobstars! Unfortunately, this piece has some serious condition issues, no