Irish Cut Glass

We take our name from John Hill, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionizing the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from John Hill, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionising the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from JOHN HILL, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionizing the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from JOHN HILL, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionizing the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from JOHN HILL, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionising the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from JOHN HILL, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionizing the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from JOHN HILL, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionizing the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from JOHN HILL, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionising the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from JOHN HILL, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionizing the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from JOHN HILL, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionizing the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from JOHN HILL, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionizing the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from JOHN HILL, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionizing the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from JOHN HILL, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionizing the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from JOHN HILL, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionizing the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from John Hill, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionizing the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from JOHN HILL, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionizing the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from JOHN HILL, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionizing the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from JOHN HILL, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionizing the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from JOHN HILL, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionizing the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from JOHN HILL, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionizing the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

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

We take our name from John Hill, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionising the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from John Hill, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionising the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from John Hill, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionising the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from John Hill, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionising the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from John Hill, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionising the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from John Hill, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionising the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from John Hill, , an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionizing the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a n...

A fine George III Irish silver sugar spoon hallmarked Dublin 1810, with the makers mark G.N. for George Nangle (worked from 1807-1815) and were makers of flat ware and decanter label...

19th century cut-crystal Irish center bowl.
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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...

Eye-catching George III Irish bright cut sterling silver soup ladle. Maker: John Shields. Dublin 1785. The ladle has a fluted circular bowl. The stem has bright cut engraving w...

We take our name from John Hill, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionising the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

We take our name from John Hill, an 18th century glass alchemist and innovator. Hill was credited with revolutionising the production of cut crystal in Ireland and with setting a new...

Irish Silver George 111 Bright Cut Basting Spoon By James Salter Dublin Dated 1799 James Salter was a Silversmith that worked in Cork and Dublin Made out of a heavier gauge of silver...

A pair of late 18th c. Georgian Anglo-Irish molded- and cut-glass two-light candelabra, the square stepped flint color base issuing a faceted baluster stem supporting a bowl issuing ...

Fine and rare 18th century Irish oval mirror, the copper frame with faceted ring-set sapphire blue glass jewels alternating with white and gilt enameled jewels centering the original...

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 the anamorphic borders.

Exquisite pair of handblown and hand cut-glass urns from the 19th century Ireland. I classic Georgian form, the heavily cut diamond pattern all-over the urns resting on a simple pane...

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 late 18th to early 19th century.

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

This very finely cut large scale bowl displays all the best sought after qualities Irish crystal has to offer.The scale of the bowl well displays the large scale cuting which is thic...

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

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

With domed cover with cut diamond cut finial, bowl section with conforming diamond cut and matching underplate. Flaws in making.

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 starburst cut bottom, stepped base and removable cover dating from the late 18th century.

Anglo-Irish cut glass decanter.

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

Cornelia Table Lamp is a lamp that is made from capiz shells which gives the material an irregular structure. This makes each lamp unique, something that adds to its character and pe...

Rare and authentic Utö library table designed by Axel Einar Hjorth, manufactured by Nordiska Kompaniet, Sweden, 1932. Wear consistent with age and use, including surface scratches, m...

Carmen is a bartender, a storage cabinet with a functional design. Inside, it has a pair of drawers for storing objects, space for bottles, compartments for glasses and a cup holder...

A two-tiered wooden cabinet from the 18th century Swedish Gustavian period. The top door opens to reveal a decorative top shelf and three other shelves. The top of the bottom shelf c...

Venetian mirror with antiqued frame and carefully hand-engraved decorations according to the Murano tradition. All glass elements are finished with grinding on the edges. The mirror ...

Made in France with hand-turned, flared oak legs in golden satin finish. Upholstered backrest and seat in textured jacquard velvet fabric (LG.FB-31).

A refined and highly versatile Danish Modern bench designed by master cabinetmaker Frederik Stærmose, executed in the 1940s. Crafted from beautifully patinated solid Bangkok teakwood...

Italian Arte Povera armoire made of handcrafted, solid painted Walnut in good condition. The tall, detailed Tuscan wardrobe is composed of a single door, particularized by its origi...

Rare, Spanish Demi-Tester, Baroque Bed With Carved, Green Painted & Gilded Posts 181cm, 6ft High, Floral Painted Leather Headboard, sold with custom made box spring mattress base, ac...

A pair of Irish mirrors in the George III style, of good quality with faux mercury glass mirror plates pinned into patinated copper frames, bordered with rock crystal and ruby glass ...

Made in France with an oak structure, high-density foam, and a feather topper for optimum comfort, the Salvador sofa features a triple armrest, upholstered with a luxurious velvet (L...

Rare Pair of Floor Lamps in Leather, Brass and Original Shades, 1950's Additional Information: Material: Leather, brass and original shades Style: Mid century, Scandinavian Produced...