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American Brilliant Russian Cut Pitcher
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Pre 1910 item# 173458 (stock# RussPitch)
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$800.00
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A tall and glittering American Brilliant Period cut crystal pitcher in a variation of the Russian pattern with the use of pyramidal hobstars and hobnails. There is a rare single full sized hobstar on the bottom plus 4 concentric patterns (see pictures both inside & out). This tall graceful form is sometimes called a champagne pitcher. It is very similar to the one pictured as 25B from Clark on page 25 of American Brillaint Cut Glass by Bill & Louise Boggess. (Boggess "Many companies ...click for details
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Mt Washington Verona Grasshopper Vase
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Pre 1910 item# 160782 (stock# Grasshop)
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Two beautifully hand painted grasshoppers perch on slender golden stalks decorating this elegant mallet base vase. The grasshoppers have golden heads and light green bodies all done in thick enamel. The green changes ever so subtly into gold. The bottom has a fully polished pontil typical of Mt. Washington & Pairpoint. Sprinkled gold along the rim. This is Mt. Washington or Pairpoint Verona. They did these beautiful art nouveau botanical themes with unbelievable detail. While flowers a ...click for details
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Large American Brilliant Cut Intaglio Vase
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Pre 1920 item# 145841 (stock# CosmosVase)
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$275.
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A glistening intaglio cut crystal vase of the late American Brilliant Cut period. The cosmos blossoms stand gracefully on the curving stems emanating from the bottom of the vase. The petals and leaves are beautifully defined by thin wispy cut lines. Great detail. Nice cylindrical form with flared rim. Notched rim on top and sunburst at the bottom. Beautiful ring. No marks anywhere. Most likely Pairpoint Sinclair Libbey or one of the others great houses which cut many botanical themes.
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