American Crystal Serveware

Circa 1920's American cut glass serving dish. Lovely boat like shape with a wonderfully cut pattern and saw tooth edge. Nice heavy weight and skillfully cut and polished.

Set of 8 delicate stemware set. The glasses in this set could be used for a number of cocktails. We love the idea of an Arnould Palmer. But that's just us. The rims of these beauties...

Ten beautifully formed Champagne flutes with jigsaw puzzle piece decorated stem. Whimsical and elegant designed by and acid stamped Marc Aurel. Base measure...

Ten hand painted crystal water glasses. Multi colored enamel wisps of leafs and flowers in a light 'Fauve' manner. Each unique. Unsigned.

Launched with Takashimaya in 1999, these handblown crystal rocks glasses have become a modern classic. Each Deborah Ehrlich piece is designed for t...

Late 19th century American pressed glass punchbowl on stand. Peacock feather design pressed clear glass. No makers mark or signature.

Large set of twelve Water glasses by Marc Auer . Whimsy and elegance crystal glass on jigsaw embellished stem . Acid stamped Marc Auer .

A decanter in the form of a bottle, with sterling silver top and entensive engraved decoration. The lock is a convincing sham, which looks secure but opens easily without a key. The top is stamped Sterling, and the base has an etched mark for Hawkes. T.G. Hawkes & Co. was a prominent American glass manufacturer that operated from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. The company was founded by Thomas G. Hawkes in 1880 in Corning, New York, which was already a center of glass manufacturing. T.G. Hawkes & Co. specialized in the production of high-quality cut glass, also known as crystal glass, which was a popular luxury item during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The company quickly established a reputation for producing some of the finest cut glass in the world, and its products were highly sought after by wealthy Americans and Europeans. Hawkes' cut glass was known for its intricate designs, precise cuts, and brilliant shine. The company's designs ranged from simple geometric patterns to more intricate floral and scroll designs, and many pieces were also engraved with intricate scenes and motifs. T.G. Hawkes & Co. was a major supplier of glassware to luxury retailers, such as Tiffany & Co. and Cartier, and its products were used in many prestigious events, such as White House state dinners...

We are proud to offer this very rare pair of sterling silver and crystal compotes. They were made by the world renowned glass company, Hawkes of Corning, NY. Unlike most compotes tha...

Stunning set Farberware metalworks with aubergine purple Cambridge glass inserts, decanter, stopper, 6 stems and original tray. the height of Art Deco sets decanter is 14 1/2" x 4 1/...

Stylish crystal decanter with cork barbell stopper. The decanter has an open top for filling the bottle, and a side mouth spout for pouring, the barbell form stopper has a glass tube...

This example of a Pairpoint footed punchbowl sets te=he bar high! It even has the elusive matching signed ladle with an engraved crystal handle. The hand blown crystal bowl is engrav...

Large set of twelve Water glasses by Marc Auer. Whimsy and elegance crystal glass on jigsaw embellished stem. Acid stamped Marc Auerel.

A lovely pair of beatifully matched hand blown crystal trumpet vases with all-over copper wheel engraved floral decoration. The detailed images re...

We are delighted to offer you this pair of sterling silver and crystal sectionals by Wm. E. Hunt Silver Company of Providence, Rhode Island. Along the sterling silver rim there is a ...

Based in Corning, NY, T.G. Hawkes & Co. (circa 1880-1959) was established by Thomas Gibbons Hawkes (1846-1913). Born in Ireland, Hawkes immigrated to Brooklyn in 1862, then moved to Corning, opening his own cut glass firm in 1880. His firm, T.G. Hawkes & Co., soon became famous for quality wares. Hawkes' glassware was used in the White House from 1885 until 1938. Hawkes pieces can be found in museums world-wide. Over one hundred years old, this lovely crystal compote with a sterling silver base evokes a time gone-by. A time when entertaining was an art onto its self and beautiful items— objet d’art were sought after and collected. It has a feminine silhouette and delicate etching all around on top. A great piece to leave out on your coffin table...

These two Steuben handblown crystal huge wall vases in two of their most popular colors, "Pomona Green" and "Celeste Blue" are both signed with the ...