WOW White House Roosevelt Hawkes American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Goblet

This goes without saying, but White House glass is almost never offered publicly - but on rare occasion a piece makes it out. This goblet was made by TG Hawkes in a Renaissance design for the Franklin

American Brilliant Period C. 1895 Cut Glass Ice Cream Bowls 8 pds 5 oz. attributed to Hawkes in a Russian Pattern. Each 6"x6"x1". Weight on all 8 pds 5 oz. NO IN HOUSE SHIPPING. PROVENANCE: A Private

(8) Goblets, American Brilliant Cut Glass Late Period, Signed Hawkes, 7" x 3.5", Delft Diamond Pattern on stem 6030, Clear Foot, The Glenda Klein Collection. UPDATED:7-12-21 Delft Pattern.

(6) Goblets, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Signed Hawkes, 6.5" x 3.25", Later Period, Strawberry Diamond And Long Thumbprint Motif, Munster pattern on stem #4074, Triple Disc Stem, Clear Foot, The Gle

The is a truly unique and special example from TG Hawkes - this blank is one that only they used - with a small foot on the base. I have never seen this pattern except on this piece and it features go

Signed Hawkes American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Vase ABP

Unusual pair of salt cellars cut by Hawkes in their Priscilla design - both signed.

These gorgeous goblets look to be cut in the early portion of the Brilliant Period and are in the style of Straus or Dorflinger - I lean towards Straus because of this St. Louis Diamond style stem and

Antique Hawkes American Brilliant Period cut glass crystal vases with sterling silver bases. Baluster form bodies with deep cut diamond pattern and footed sterling silver bases. Marked to underside HA

Hawkes American brilliant period cut glass vase with sterling silver base. Features elegant shape with vertical and round cuts. Signed HAWKES STERLING. Measures 11 3/4" x 4 1/2" Good condition with mi

T.G. Hawkes American Brilliant Period Cut Glass. 4 3/4 H x 6 3/4 W x 1 1/2 inches deep. 1900s. Acid-etched Hawkes Shamrock Trademark on bottom center. Please note that this lot has a confidential rese

Set of Four American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Goblets Pedestal Dessert / Sherbert Stems Hobstar Buzzsaw Pinwheel Cross Hatching Strawberry Diamond Feathered Zipper & Fan Motif Ray Cut Base 3.25" H N

Set of Four American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Goblets Pedestal Dessert / Sherbert Stems Hobstar Buzzsaw Pinwheel Cross Hatching Strawberry Diamond Feathered Zipper & Fan Motif Ray Cut Base 3.25" H N

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

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

What a spectacular example of Hawkes' Queens this giant punch bowl is! The glass is extra clear with the punties really showing off the clarity. The piece is oversized with more depth than most punch

This is the best Gravic bowl I've ever seen by a mile! Octagonal in shape, this bowl features deep Gravic engraving of many fruits including strawberries, grapes, gooseberries, plums, and cherries! Lo

Truly unbelievable to see a pattern as intense as Clark's Waldorf on stemware - even the lapidary/rose diamonds are full and present. Add to that this has a weighted, petticoat base that is fully cut

Classic shape and design by Hawkes, signed on the thick base.

High quality one-piece punch bowl by Hawkes in their Devonshire pattern. Really great blank and heavy piece!

Great looking bowl cut and signed by Hawkes in their Cairo pattern. Very thick/heavy piece.

Well here is something you don't see everyday - six matching goblets in Hawkes' highly-collectible Queens design. All 6 pieces are signed. This is a tremendous opportunity for you to pair up one of yo

T.G. Hawkes & Company American Brilliant period cut glass Queens pattern water pitcher, circa early 20th c., signed "Hawkes" below lower handle terminal, 8" (h) x 7"

This gorgeous decanter was cut and engraved by Hawkes with three neck rings and a Gorham mounted stopper. The exact blank and stopper is shown by Hawkes in the Glass of Gorham book produced by the ACG