American Brilliant Cut Glass - Criticalglass

Updated August 5, 2026

DateAugust 29, 2026 at 1:00 PM EDT
TypeOnline only
Auction houseCriticalglass.com
LocationAtlanta, Georgia, 30308
Lots167

Welcome to Criticalglass's 14th auction! This auction features countless incredible examples of American Brilliant Cut Glass. Several museum-quality pieces are featured including the "belle of the ball," lot 100 - a Hawkes cranberry cut to clear ewer in their Brazilian design with Shreve silver - the only one known to exist! Also worth noting, lot 125 is an incredible Stevens & Williams green to clear engraved pitcher with the most spectacular birds and foliage mounted with Mauser silver! Another incredible piece of Stevens & Williams color is a green cordial decanter engraved by Hodgetts & Northwood with cameo (lot 35)! There is particularly high quality stemware/drinkware in this sale - most noteworthy is lot 95 - a full suite of custom ordered stemware by Hawkes made for steel magnate Henry Clay Fricke! Additionally lot 135 - another full suite custom ordered W. Fritsche rock crystal set through Tiffany/Webb. Looking for a great ice cream tray? Do not miss lots 105 - Anderson Atom or 130 in Egginton's extraordinarily rare Arabain & Panel. Many of the greatest bowls are featured in this sale - Anderson's Fan Border and Constellation, Meriden's Rose Diamond, Libbey's Columbia, Clark's Heroine, Hoare's Kohinoor, and Egginton's Spartan. Do not miss lot 90 - one of the finest punch bowl's J. Hoare ever made in Carolyn or lot 85 - the best Fry table lamp I've seen. Every shape, size (many smalls!), color, and silver mounting is available in this carefully selected sale - check out lot 50 for a large J. Hoare Wheat flask and lot 75 for a Meriden coffee pot! Thank you for looking and good luck bidding! Full catalog and bidding: view on liveauctioneers .

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In this auction (167 lots)

Categories: Pottery, China & Glass · Jewelry & Watches

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