This magnificant American Brilliant Cut Glass bowl is a signed Krys-Tol from the Jefferson Glass Co. From 1907 to 1928, Jefferson produced cut glass. Afterwards,the Krys-tol trademark was used in various forms on utility pattern glassware. Our bowl is 4" high and 9" in diameter. Other than a couple of nicks in its sawtooth rim, it is in very good condition. The price reflects these imperfections.

Crystal Prescut "Spade" Shape Candy dish.

These are 8 wine glasses in Anchor Hocking's very popular Wexford pattern.

This beautiful French crystal 8 1/2" covered candy dish in in Cristal d'Arques popular Longchamps pattern.

This is a 2 candle candleabra. Its "fleur de lis" look is a pattern which we could not identify.

This 2 1/2 inch square trinket box is Yugoslavian crystal. It has a bust of rays on the bottom and a crystal bow on the lid.

This 10" x 6" oval tray has a cut glass pattern of ferns radiating from a center "pinwheel". It has 2 handles and shows signs of having had a gold trimmed edge.

Diamond cut rays from a sunburst center make this rectangular tray a unique find. It is 7" x 5" and shallow.

Although pattern and manufacturer are unknown, this beautiful large bowl (11 in. diameter by 7 in. height) is typically American brilliant cut glass. It is intricately patterned with a scalloped sawtooth edging.

This lovely fan shaped dish looks perfect on any vanity. The dish in the classic daisy and button pattern is 8 in. and signed AVON.

This pair of beautiful baroque candle holders has silver etched flowers on their bases.They are 4 in. tall with a 4 1/2in. diameter base.