This is a large ivy ball cut glass vase. The diameter is 6" and it's 6 1/2" tall. It is heavy crystal with a deep cut Diamond and Fan design. Age and origin are unknown

This is a beautiful cut glass bowl. It is 4 footed and oval - 10" wide x 6" and is 4 1/2 " high. The pattern consists of sun rays, hobstars and fans with a scalloped rim. Origin is unknown.

This is an elegant 11x5 rectangular glass vanity tray. With it's diamond and fan cut glass motif, it will give your dresser the romantic look of long ago.

This elegant 11 inch cut glass vase is in an ornate pattern of squares containing hobstars and daisy buttons with a sawtooth top edge

This American Brilliant Cut Glass bowl is unsigned and unknown. It is an exquisitely simple design of hobstars and glass geometrics. It is 3" high and 8" in diameter and is in excellent condition.

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.

Beautiful cut glass powder dish can now be used for your every need.

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 is an interesting pair of fruit bowls which my husband bought as a pair. Both are in the same hearts and roses pattern and at first glance look the same. HOWEVER, one is clearly marked KIM Indonesia and the other is not. The Indonesian bowl is apparently the reproduction of the other. The unmarked bowl's pattern is deeply cut and the glass is heavier!