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USA Circa 1890-1910 (?) The American Brilliant Period of cut glass, spanning roughly from the mid-1880s to the outbreak of the First World War, represents the absolute apex of decorative glass production in the United States. During this era, master cutters working in factories across states like Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Massachusetts transformed heavy, high-lead crystal blanks into dazzling displays of brilliance and refracted light. Craftsmen utilized rapid iron and stone wheels to cut deep geometric patterns, while incorporating delicate intaglio and wheel-etched floral motifs known as the Flower Period style.Today, these pieces remain highly prized by collectors for their exceptional weight, clarity, and the painstaking manual skill required to execute every cut. 3.25" tall **Patina/Rust on metal tops** *GLOWS GREEN* Note: Matching Sugar bowl, creamer, Compote, and tumbler available