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American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Pitcher
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This is a beautiful American Brilliant Period cut glass pitcher, dating to around 1890 to 1910. The deep mitre cuts and classic hobstar motifs are key indicators of authentic period craftsmanship. While the market has softened, it carries an auction estimate of fifty to one hundred fifty dollars.
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Item Report
American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Pitcher
By:Unknown (Unmarked or mark not visible)
Style:American Brilliant Period (ABP)
Origin:United States
Materials:Lead Crystal / Cut Glass
Age:c. 1890-1910
Condition:Very Good (no obvious major chips visible, typical minor fleabites to sawtooth rim may be present upon close inspection)
A tall, clear lead crystal pitcher featuring deep, intricate cuts characteristic of the American Brilliant Period. The pattern includes large hobstars, crosshatching, and deep mitre cuts, finished with a sawtooth rim and a notched applied handle.
Curator Questions
Curated by Jade
Assessment:
This is a classic example of American Brilliant Period cut glass, characterized by its heavy lead crystal blank and deep, light-refracting cuts. The tankard shape and complex hobstar motifs are typical of the era's high-quality craftsmanship.
Individual Images:
whole pitcher three-quarter view
Provenance:
None provided
Condition:
Very Good (no obvious major chips visible, typical minor fleabites to sawtooth rim may be present upon close inspection)
Identification Score: 95%
The form, deep mitre cuts, hobstar motifs, and notched handle are highly diagnostic of American Brilliant Period cut glass.
Authenticity Score: 90%
The sharpness of the cuts and the overall geometry strongly suggest authentic hand-cut lead crystal from the period, rather than later pressed glass imitations, though in-hand inspection of the weight and UV fluorescence would confirm.
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Keywords
American Brilliant Period, ABP, cut glass, lead crystal, pitcher, tankard, hobstar, antique glassware, United States
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