Rare Jewel Aberdeen Cut Glass Cake Plate

American Brilliant cut glass 7" plate. Cut in the rare Aberdeen pattern by the Jewel Cut Glass Company. This pattern was patented on March 19, 1912. Almost all of the pieces in this pattern were cut o

American Brilliant cut glass 7" plate. This piece was cut in the rare Aberdeen pattern by the Jewel Cut Glass Company. This pattern was patented on March 9, 1912. Almost all of the pieces in this patt

ABP cut glass very LARGE Jewel or Puff box, Fantastic "ABERDEEN" pattern by Jewel cut glass co. Slight loss to silver plate rim, top and bottom are fully cut is in the pattern. Measures 7.5" x 3.5"

Celery Tray, Boat Shape, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Aberdeen Pattern, 2.5" x 13.25" x 4.25", By Jewel Cut Glass, Rare Form, Exceptional Blank, The Estate of David Fuchshuber.

Pedestal Cake Stand, Two Part, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 7.5" x 10.75", Aberdeen Pattern By Jewel Cut Glass, Large Scalloped Hobstar Foot, Beautiful Blank, Private Collection

Heavy cut glass cake plate; 10in.D.

Cut Glass Cake Plate and Top

Cut Glass Dessert Cake Plate Lot of 8 Plates Approximately 8 ½ inches in diameter. This lot is part of inventory from a closed antique store, which we will be auctioning during the next several mon

American Brilliant cut glass 7" plate. Cut in the rare Nautilus pattern by T.G. Hawkes. This pattern was patented by Hawkes on August 18, 1896. The interlocking circles make this pattern especially ni

Cut Crystal Glass Pedestal Cake Plate. Size: 5 1/4 x 9 3/4 inches

fine American Brilliant Period cut glass scalloped edge cake plate set with 4 matching side plates, possibly Hawkes or Hoare 7.25", 13"

An American brilliant cut glass serving tray / cake plate by Libbey. Signed with the acid etched Libby mark (L and Y connected) within a circle at the center of the dish. Measures 11.75" diameter, 1.7

American Brilliant cut glass plate cut in the rare Imperial pattern by T. G. Hawkes. This plate has a very thick blank which can be seen by how high the hobstar buttons protrude in the photo. It is si

Signed Libbey cut glass Marcella pattern plate Very RARE pattern. Measures 7"

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

American Brilliant cut glass 7" plate. Cut by Tuthill in their rare Wheel pattern. This design has a diamond cut band around the border. The center of the plate is cut with a ring of hobstars. Circa 1

One of the most collectible patterns of the period - Aberdeen by Jewel Cut glass. Great chains of hobstars and clear scallops. Tray has a slight wafer base in the center, around the hobstar.

Just the finest quality glass - crystal clear blank to show off this great combination of brilliant hobstars and fluted notching throughout. Extra touch of quality with the points of the hobstars fill

Glass Cake Plate, Cut & Pressed, ~ 12" diameter, ~ 4.66 lbs, 16 by 2 clear glass panels, beautiful plate, not marked, small scratch in center

Group of Assorted Glass Table Articles. Including etched glass cake plate, cut glass serving dish, center bowl, Anchor gravy boat, divided dish and three small side dishes. Used condition, cake plate

American Brilliant cut glass 7" plate. Cut in the rare Rose Diamond pattern by the Meriden Glass Company. This pattern has large hobstars with huge protruding lapidary cut buttons. This is a sparkling

American Brilliant cut glass plate in the rare Oriental design. It is signed by T.G. Hawkes. This is a very desirable pattern that is fully cut with stacked hobstars and curved miters. Ca. 1900 Dimens

American Brilliant cut glass 7" plate. Signed by Tuthill and cut in their rare Rex pattern. Tuthill exhibited this pattern and won first prize at the Panama-Pacific Exposition in 1915 at San Francisco

American Brilliant cut glass plate in the rare Oriental design. It is signed by T.G. Hawkes. This is a very desirable pattern that is fully cut with stacked hobstars and curved miters. Circa 1900 Dime