Irish Cut Glass

Pair of wheel cut Irish crystal vases with cowl neck and cross hatch Balustraude Vases.

English papier mâché and brass decanter carriage trolleying a pair of Anglo-Irish cut-glass

A set of exceptional antique Irish Georgian style cut crystal decanters and glasses circa 1875

collection of handmade crystal glasses in six different cuts. This series features strong, intuitive marks

collection of handmade crystal glasses in six different cuts. This series features strong, intuitive marks

collection of handmade crystal glasses in six different cuts. This series features strong, intuitive marks

crystal. Cuts and textures of varying depth and intensity are employed across glasses to create a

crystal. Cuts and textures of varying depth and intensity are employed across glasses to create a

of lead crystal. Cuts and textures of varying depth and intensity are employed across glasses to

of lead crystal. Cuts and textures of varying depth and intensity are employed across glasses to

of lead crystal. Cuts and textures of varying depth and intensity are employed across glasses to

of lead crystal. Cuts and textures of varying depth and intensity are employed across glasses to

of lead crystal. Cuts and textures of varying depth and intensity are employed across glasses to

. Cuts and textures of varying depth and intensity are employed across glasses to create a landscape of

. Cuts and textures of varying depth and intensity are employed across glasses to create a landscape of

crystal. Cuts and textures of varying depth and intensity are employed across glasses to create a

. Cuts and textures of varying depth and intensity are employed across glasses to create a landscape of

crystal. Cuts and textures of varying depth and intensity are employed across glasses to create a

. Cuts and textures of varying depth and intensity are employed across glasses to create a landscape of

crystal. Cuts and textures of varying depth and intensity are employed across glasses to create a

crystal. Cuts and textures of varying depth and intensity are employed across glasses to create a

. Cuts and textures of varying depth and intensity are employed across glasses to create a landscape of

crystal. Cuts and textures of varying depth and intensity are employed across glasses to create a

. Cuts and textures of varying depth and intensity are employed across glasses to create a landscape of

Fine quality pair of cut crystal claret jugs. Irish Circa 1830.

handmade crystal glasses in six different cuts. This series features strong, intuitive marks confidently

handmade crystal glasses in six different cuts. This series features strong, intuitive marks confidently

cutting process. The glasses feature deep and expressive cuts far beyond the usual superficial and

cutting process. The glasses feature deep and expressive cuts far beyond the usual superficial and

collection of handmade crystal glasses in six different cuts. This series features strong, intuitive marks

collection of handmade crystal glasses in six different cuts. This series features strong, intuitive marks

the potential of the cutting process. The glasses feature deep and expressive cuts far beyond the

A fine George III Irish silver sugar spoon hallmarked Dublin 1810, with the makers mark G.N. for

19th century cut-crystal Irish center bowl. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT WWW

Eye-catching George III Irish bright cut sterling silver soup ladle. Maker: John Shields. Dublin

Consisting of 76 pieces as follow: 12 table spoons: John Kelly, 11: Dublin 1782, 1, 1783. 11 dinner forks: Dublin 1803 by John Power. 12 luncheon forks: Eight Dublin1801 by Samue...

crystal glasses in six different cuts. This series features strong, intuitive marks confidently hewn out

cutting process. The glasses feature deep and expressive cuts far beyond the usual superficial and

Irish Silver George 111 Bright Cut Basting Spoon By James Salter Dublin Dated 1799 James Salter was

A pair of late 18th c. Georgian Anglo-Irish molded- and cut-glass two-light candelabra, the square

Fine and rare 18th century Irish oval mirror, the copper frame with faceted ring-set sapphire blue

Pair of Regency Anglo Irish cut glass lustres, nicely cut overall.

A pair of early twentieth century Irish cut glass mirrors with alternated blue and clear beads to

Exquisite pair of handblown and hand cut-glass urns from the 19th century Ireland. I classic

With oval cover with finial and conforming bowl and underplate. Diamond pattern.  

This elegant pair of Anglo-Irish cut glass lidded jars exemplifies the refined craftsmanship of the

Each beautifully diamond cut with ball finial and domed covers and serrated edge bowls with

This very finely cut large scale bowl displays all the best sought after qualities Irish crystal

A mid twentieth century cut glass border mirror of oval form, with faceted beads enclosing an

An Irish finely cut glass, twin branch Regency candelabra, later converted into a lamp. Newly

With domed cover with cut diamond cut finial, bowl section with conforming diamond cut and matching

A fine Georgian diamond and flat cut bowl with van dyke rim on double knopped pressed moulded foot.

Each flaired oval form with conforming underdish. Aquamarine color

Arched cover with elaborate carving and conforming goblet form body, square base. Estate Henry Ford II. Palm Beach.

Pair of George III Anglo Irish diamond cut-glass urns and covers, each cut-glass design with

Anglo-Irish cut glass decanter.

A large Irish cut-glass girandole of fine quality. Hung throughout with hand-cut glass decoration

A handsome and very well crafted English break-front bookcase or bibliotheque in solid mahogany by S.E. & R. Johnson of Warrington, England, circa 1870. Features six doors with glass...

19th Century Irish Waterford mirror complete with period plate of oval form, and decorative beveling to the outer edge. It is set within frame of alternating faceted blue and clear g...

This pair of antique decanters are unsigned, but presumed to have originated from England and date to approximately 1825 and done in a period George III style. The decanters are done...

A pair of slice and flute Georgian decanters.

18th century pair of Irish Waterford mirrors, the period plate of oval form set within frame of alternating faceted blue and clear glass studs.

A pair of slice and flute cut Georgian decanters.