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American Cut Glass Goblet in the Middlesex Pattern

American Cut Glass Goblet in the Middlesex Pattern

This stunning American Brilliant Period cut glass goblet features the intricate Middlesex, or Victoria, pattern, highlighted by the New England hobstar and strawberry diamond motifs. A hallmark in American cut glass history, the Middlesex pattern represents the peak of craftsmanship and innovation during the American Brilliant Period. The precise cutting of each element creates a captivating display of light, showcasing the meticulous attention to detail characteristic of this era.

Early 20th century

6 3/4" high x 3 1/4" diameter
$125.00
American Cut Glass Goblet in the Middlesex Pattern
$125.00

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American Cut Glass Goblet in the Middlesex Pattern

This stunning American Brilliant Period cut glass goblet features the intricate Middlesex, or Victoria, pattern, highlighted by the New England hobstar and strawberry diamond motifs. A hallmark in American cut glass history, the Middlesex pattern represents the peak of craftsmanship and innovation during the American Brilliant Period. The precise cutting of each element creates a captivating display of light, showcasing the meticulous attention to detail characteristic of this era.

Early 20th century

6 3/4" high x 3 1/4" diameter

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This stunning American Brilliant Period cut glass goblet features the intricate Middlesex, or Victoria, pattern, highlighted by the New England hobstar and strawberry diamond motifs. A hallmark in American cut glass history, the Middlesex pattern represents the peak of craftsmanship and innovation during the American Brilliant Period. The precise cutting of each element creates a captivating display of light, showcasing the meticulous attention to detail characteristic of this era.

Early 20th century

6 3/4" high x 3 1/4" diameter