The ACGA  has had a very successful exhibition of cut glass at the MSC Forsyth Center Galleries located on the campus of Texas A&M University. The collection is currently in storage.

There are currently more than 160 pieces in the ACGA Collection, and more in the gathering stage;  Also several private collectors have named ACGA in their wills as recipients of their glass.  The Collection also now encompasses 61 original cutting tools. 

ACGA is also exploring the actuality of a major traveling exhibit.  The ACGA has presently identified over twenty museums in the United States that have expressed an interest in a traveling display of American Brilliant Cut Glass.  In order to travel and set up  exhibits, a sound fiscal base on which to build is necessary.  To that end, a group of ACGA members have formed a Development Committee whose goal is to collect funds in order to continue the quest of promoting and educating the public on American Brilliant Cut Glass through these exhibits.  For more information on how to contribute, click on Gifts & Acquisitions.  Remember, we are a non-profit organization that depends on your support.
 

The ACGA Collection

The ACGA collection is currently in storage while we determine the appropriate venue for display.  A big thank you to Ellaine Wilson for the work she is doing cataloging our collection.

ID	ObjectType	Pattern	Manufacturer	Description	Click on Photo to enlarge
1997.300	Nut Dish on Skirted Base	Engraved Blackberries	signed Tuthill	Lender # 920094, donated 2-25-2000. Pictured in Book 1 of the Tuthill Research Scrapbook, pg CM.60. Small article in December 2006 Hobstar, pg 4824, Donated by Walter Poeth, 6.5" x 5.5"
1997.303	Compote with Rolled Top	Vintage	signed Tuthill	Lender # 890077 (not labeled), donated 2-25-2000, Donated by Walter Poeth, 3" x 4.5"
1998.001	Pitcher with handle	Aberdeen	Jewel Cut Glass Company	Triple notched handle; base cut w/ 24 point star, ACGA, Donated to the American Cut Glass Association by Jean C. Davison in memory of her daughter, Linda J. Davison, 8.75" x 5.25"
1998.002	Bowl	Rochester	Fry	This bowl  was cut in the Rochester pattern by Fry.  It was donated to the ACGA Collection in 1998 by Jean C. Davison. Four vesicas, formed by a continuous mitre cut, delineate an equal number of scallops on the bowl’s edge, each cut with 13 teeth and separated by four additional scallops, each cut with 9 teeth.   Two bars of cane cross at the bottom of the bowl and end at the center tooth of each vesica.   Each quarter section, formed by the crossed bars, is further divided by two bars of cane crossing at the bottom of the bowl and terminating at one end of a double vesica which extends to the center tooth of a lesser scallop and has its center cut in strawberry diamond.  A small mitre cut extends outward on either side of the junction of the double vesica and its caned bar.   Three caned bars, crossing the ends of each of the two major bars and terminating at the intersection with a mitre cut, divide each major scallop into six equal sections, each of which contains a rayed fan.  Each section at the bottom of the bowl, formed by the crossed bars, contains a rayed fan.  The bowl measures 4 ¾  inches high by 10 ¼  inches in diameter.
1998.003	Bread/Butter Plate		Hawkes	Donated by Walter Poeth, 7" x
1998.004	Dessert Plate		Hawkes	Donated by Walter Poeth, 6" x
1998.005	Finger Bowl		Dorflinger	Donated by Walter Poeth, 5" x 2.75"
1998.006	Bone Dish		Hawkes	Donated by Walter Poeth, 8" x 4"
1998.007	Knife Rest			Donated by Walter Poeth, 5.5" x
1998.008	Napkin Ring		Hawkes	Donated by Walter Poeth, 2" x 1.5"
1998.009	Nut Dish (leaf shaped)			Donated by Walter Poeth, 5" x 2"
1998.010	Worcestershire Bottle with Stopper			Donated by Walter Poeth, 7.75" x 2.25"
1998.011	Creamer with Wafer Base		Mt. Washington	Donated by Walter Poeth, 3" x 3.5"
1998.012	Sugar with Wafer Base		Mt. Washington	Donated by Walter Poeth, 4" x 3"
1998.013	Olive Jar with Stopper			Donated by Walter Poeth, 5.25" x 2.25"
1998.014	Spooner with two handles			Donated by Walter Poeth, 5" x 5.5"
1998.015	Half Shot with handle			Donated by Walter Poeth, 1.5" x 1.5"
1998.016	Whiskey Shot			Donated by Walter Poeth, 2.75" x 2.25"
1998.017	Juice Glass		Hawkes	Donated by Walter Poeth, 3.5" x 2 3/8"
1998.018	Water Tumbler			Donated by Walter Poeth, 4" x 3"
1998.019 - 020	Punch Cup with Underplate		Hawkes	5" Underplate.  Donated by Walter Poeth, 2.25" x 2 7/8"
1998.021	Goblet		Hawkes	Donated by Walter Poeth, 6" x 3.25"
1998.022	Champagne Glass			Donated by Walter Poeth, 4 5/8" x 3.5"
1998.023	Fluted Champagne Glass			Donated by Walter Poeth, 6.5" x 2 3/8"
1998.024	Red Wine			Donated by Walter Poeth, 4.75" x 2 5/8"
1998.025	Red Wine			Cranberry-cut-to-clear.  Donated by Walter Poeth, 4.75" x 2.5"
1998.026	White Wine			Donated by Walter Poeth, 4 3/8" x 2 5/8"
1998.027	Fluted Sherry			Donated by Walter Poeth, 4 3/8" x 2 1/8"
1998.028	Cordial			Donated by Walter Poeth, 3.25" x 1.5"
1998.029	Champagne/Ice Bowl	Eleanor	signed J. Hoare & Co.	Donated by Walter Poeth, 6.5" x 10"
1998.030	Cake Plate on standard		signed Sinclaire	Engraved tulip-like flowers & leafing, ACGA; purchased in 1995, Donated toAmerican Cut Glass Association from Walter Poeth, 5" x 10"
1998.031 - 032	3 Footed Flower Pot with Underplate		signed Libbey	Feathered stars, notched/feathered miters, pot w/ draining hole; underplate 1.5"h x 8"w, ACGA; purchased in 1992, Donated by Walter Poeth, 4" x 5.5"
1998.033	Bowl	Carnegie	Pitkin & Brooks	Pictured in Boggess Collecting p.170, ACGA; purchased in 1989, Donated by Walter Poeth, 3" x 8"
1998.034	Candy Dish with Cover			band of hobstars w/multi cross cut miters, ACGA; purchased in 1991; pictured in Boggess Collecting p.33, Donated by Walter Poeth, 5" x 5"
1998.035	Plate	Waverly	signed Libbey	ACGA; purchased in 1988, Donated by Walter Poeth,  x 7"
1998.036	Dish - Oak leaf shaped	Strawberry Diamond & Fan	Mt. Washington	ACGA; purchased in 1994, Donated by Walter Poeth, 7.25" x 6"
1998.037	Ash Tray with attached match box holder	Star & Feather	Libbey	3 flat areas for holding cigar, ACGA; purchased in 1995, Donated by Walter Poeth, 2" x 6"
1998.038	Relish with handle - rectangular shape	Strawberry Diamond	Mt. Washington	ACGA; purchased in 1997, Donated by Walter Poeth, 1.5" x 4"
1998.039	Covered Butter with Underplate	Harvard		ACGA; purchased in 1984, Donated by Walter Poeth, 6.5" x 5"
1998.040	Bowl	New Brilliant	signed Libbey Glass Company	Donated by Walter Poeth, 3" x 8"
1998.041	Dinner Plate		Sinclaire	Donated by Walter Poeth, 10" x
1998.042	Salad Plate			Donated by Walter Poeth, 8" x
1998.043	Handled Pitcher (with 8 tumblers)	Open Petal	signed Tuthill	Shown in Pearson Vol.III p.231. With handle, 8" wide, ACGA, Donated to the American Cut Glass Association by Katherine Crissman Jones in memory of her husband Taylor Jones, 8 1/8" x 5 1/2"
1998.044 to 1998.051	Tumbler (1 of 8)	Open Petal	signed Tuthill	Shown in Pearson Vol.III p.231, ACGA, Donated to the American Cut Galss Association by Katherine Crissman Jones in memory of her husband Taylor Jones, 3 7/8" x 3"
1998.052	Vase			Donated to the American Cut Glass Association in memory of Walter F. Germer by his Friends Sharon & Raymond Eliggi, 14in. x 8.5in. Diameter
1998.053	Vase	Othello	T.B. Clark	Rim 5.5", base 3 5/8", ACGA, Donated by the Golden Gate Chapter in memory of their deceased members, 17" x 6 1/8"
1998.054	Vase			Rim 7.25", base 6", ACGA, Donated to American Cut Glass Association in memory of Jack Nebergall by friends, Sharon, Ray, & Walter, 17.5" x 8"
1998.055	Ice Cream Tray		signed J.D. Bergen & Company	Swirls of leafing & hobstars, crosshatching, pinwheels, & hearts, ACGA, Donated by Walter Poeth, 12" x 8.5"
1998.056	Low Bowl		signed J. Hoare & Company, Corning, N.Y.	Heavy blown blank, deep miter cuts, crossing panels of hobstars, ACGA, Donated by Walter Poeth, 2.5" x 10"
1998.057	Rectangular Low Bowl	Lace	Hunt Cut Glass	ACGA, Donated by Walter Poeth, 9" (long) x 6"
1998.058 - 059	Pair of Decanters with stoppers	Wheeler	Mt. Washington Glass Co.	Ring Neck Decanters, ACGA, Donated by Walter Poeth, 14" x 3 3/4"
1998.060	Squat Whiskey Jug with stopper			Large hobstar surrounded by flat star & bands of crosshatching, ACGA, Donated by Walter Poeth, 6" x 5"
1998.061	Jelly Compote		signed J. Hoare & Company, Corning, N.Y.	Tri shaped bowl compote on standard, star base; cut in hobstars & tulip shaped miters of fan and vesica of beaded miters, ACGA, Donated by Walter Poeth, 6" x 6 5/16"
1998.062 - 063	Oval Cream and Sugar			Cut in band of 3 large hobstars, w/ hobstar base, ACGA, Donated by Walter Poeth, 5.75"/7" (long) x 3"/3"
1998.064	Sweet Pea Vase		signed Hawkes & Company	Cut in band of hobstars & cross miters w/ crosshatching on rim; sides in notched panels w/ star base, ACGA, Donated by Walter Poeth, 9.5" x 5"
1998.065	Vase	Engraved Hollyhocks	signed Sinclaire	ACGA, Donated by Walter Poeth, 12" x
1998.066	Round Box w/ Cover			Top is cut in band of hobstars w/ a center of 6 groups of notched miters, ACGA, Donated to ACGA from Walter Poeth, 2.5" x 5"
1998.067	Round Box with Cover			Top is cut in band of hobstars w/ a center of 6 groups of notched miters, ACGA, Donated by Walter Poeth, 4" x 7.5"
1998.588	Mold			Inscribed on top: "AFGWU", "14196 O.C. TA ???", something inscribed deep on side or could be random gouges, Does not open, extensive rusting, very dirty with insect cacoons, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Charles R. Feasel, 5 1/2" x 17 1/2" diam
1999.001	Bowl	Nordica	A.L. Blackmer Company	The blank is cut in four round vesicas cut in three rows of hobnail with 24 point  hobstars in the center of each vesica with eight point hobstars separating the top of each vesica. The Center of the tray is cut in a 20 point hobstar with four sets …, Hobstar, Vol. 28, Number 1, Donated to the American Cut Glass Association by the Alhambra Chapter in honor of Gerald and Lois Klepinger, 11.5" x 7"
1999.002	Underplate and Bowl	"Hobdiamond"		ACGA, Donated to the American Cut Glass Association from Walter Poeth, 3 1/2" x 8"
1999.003	Underplate and Bowl		T.G. Hawkes & Co.	Rock Crystal Cut, ACGA, bowl is 2.5" high, 4.75" wide, Donated to the American Cut Glass Association from Walter Poeth, 2.5" x 4 13/16"
1999.004	Footed vase and perforated silver cap	Uncantena	Pairpoint	Plain stem, star base, cap is 4" wide, 8 1/8" tall with cap, Donated to the American Cut Glass Association from Walter Poeth, 7 7/8" x 4.5" (bowl)
1999.005	Plate		Edward Mayer Glass Cutters	Scalloped edge, cut in cane, engraved flowers, Donated to the American Cut Glass Association from Walter Poeth,  x 9.5"
1999.006	Footed bowl	Palermo	T.G. Hawkes & Co.	Tri-footed ferner, Donated to the American Cut Glass Association from Walter Poeth, 4 3/8" x 8"
1999.007	Bowl			3.5" x 7 7/8"
1999.008	Serving spoon and fork	"Hobdiamond" pattern		Sliver, tear drop glass handles, both are 11.75" long, Donated to the American Cut Glass Association from Walter Poeth,  x 11.75" (long)
1999.009	Ice cream plate			Donated to the American Cut Glass Association in memory of Francis P. Eliggi by Raymond Eliggi,  x 14 5/8"
1999.402	Cut Glass Bowl	unidentified	unidentified	Cut in a Y shape of hobstars with a large hobstar in the center base. Three circles in between with large feathered pinwheels, value changed from $450.00 to reflect independent ACGA list (23 May 08), Donated by Walter Poeth, 8 x 3.75
1999.403	Cut Glass Water Set (pitcher and six tumblers)	Mignon	Libbey Toledo, Ohio	Tumblers 4" X 3", signed Libbey Cut Glass Co. Toledo Ohio, Pictured in Libbey Cut Glass Catalog reprint ACGA p. 256 & 259, Libbey Glass C. Fauster p. 295, Collecting American Brilliant Cut Glass L. Boggess p. 31, Donated by Walter Poeth, 10 x 6.75
1999.404	Cut Glass Rose Bowl or Fern Bowl on 3 feet	Constance	Hawkes	Pictured in Identifying American Brilliant Cut Glass L. Boggess p. 79, Donated by Walter Poeth, 8 x 6
1999.405	Cut Glass Compote in Silver Holder	English	Pairpoint & Co.	Silver Swan base with arms at each end shaped like rams heads which hold the glass in place., Donated by Walter Poeth, 8.5 x 4
1999.406a-d	Pitcher and glasses	Vintage	signed Tuthill, Middleton New York	Total set is pitcher and 5 glasses. Glasses are 4" x 2 3/4", Signed Tuthill completes the collection of pitcher and glasses number 997.008 and 997.009. donated 2-25-00. Insurance value for 5 glasses and pitcher, Donated by Walter Poeth, 7.5" x 4 3/8"
1999.407	Handled Glasses	Vintage	signed Tuthill	Lender # 940028. 2 Glasses., Walter sent 4 additional glasses 11-13-99 to include in the set numbered 999.406 a-d. Donated 2-25-2000. Insurance value for entire set of pitcher and 5 glasses., Donated by Walter Poeth, 4" x 2 3/4"
2000.052	Centerpiece	Aurora Blackberry	Pairpoint & Co.	Yellow, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Jack & Barbara Miller, 6 1/4" x 12"
2000.053	Compote	Aurora Blackberry	Pairpoint & Co.	Yellow, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Jack and Barbara Miller, 7" x 8 1/4"
2000.054	Compote	Aurora Blackberry	Pairpoint & Co.	Yellow, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Jack and Barbara Miller, 7" x 8 1/4"
2000.055	Vase		Pairpoint & Co.	Amethyst, rolled rim, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Jack and Barbara Miller, 10 x 8
2000.056	Four Sided Bowl			Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Jack and Barbara Miller, 11 3/4" x
2000.057a-b	Water goblets	Chantilly	T.G. Hawkes & Co.	2 goblets, part of 2000.057a-l, not sure if these pieces are a & b, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Jack and Barbara Miller, 7" x 3 1/2"
2000.057c-d	Champagnes	Chantilly	T.G. Hawkes & Co.	2 Champagnes, part of 2000.057a-1, not know if these pieces are c & d, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Jack and Barbara Miller, 5" x 3 11/16"
2000.057e-f	Parfaits	Chantilly	T.G. Hawkes & Co.	2 parfaits, part of 2000.057a-l, not sure if these pieces are e & f, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Jack and Barbara Miller, 3 5/8" x 2 7/8"
2000.057g-h	Cordials	Chantilly	T.G. Hawkes & Co.	2 Cordials, part of 2000.057a-l, not known if these pieces are g & h, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Jack and Barbara Miller, 4 1/2" x 1 3/4"
2000.057i-j	Dessert bowls	Chantilly	T.G. Hawkes & Co.	2 dessert bowls, part of 2000.057a-l, not known if these pieces are i & j, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Jack and Barbara Miller, 2 1/4" x 4 3/8"
2000.057k-l	Underplates	Chantilly	T.G. Hawkes & Co.	2 underplates, part of 2000.057a-l, not known if these pieces are k & l, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Jack and Barbara Miller,  x 6 1/4"
2001.009	Flask			Wild Rose, no stopper, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss and Mary Furner, 8 3/4" x
2001.013	Footed Amphora w/stopper			Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss and Mary Furner, 10.5" x
2001.015	Whiskey Jug		Dorflinger	Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss and Mary Furner, 6" x
2001.016	Engraved Goblet			Donated to American Cut Glass Association by the family of William C. Anderson, 6 1/2" x
2001.017	Engraved Goblet			Donated to American Cut Glass Association by the family of William C. Anderson, 6 1/2" x
2002.150	Stem	Metz	Val St. Lambert	Green cut to clear, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Malcolm Weiss and Mary Furner, 8 1/2" x
2002.151	Hock Stem		signed Baccarat	Signed, Rose cut to clear with rose rim, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Malcolm Weiss and Mary Furner, 7.625 x 2 1/2"
2002.152	Hock Stem		signed Baccarat	Yellow/green cut to clear w/ engraved A on side, signed, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Malcolm Weiss and Mary Furner, 7 3/4" x
2002.213	Two Piece Punch Bowl	Athens	A.L. Blackmer Company	Ruffled rim and base, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Family and Friends in Memory of Louise Boggess, 12 x 12
2002.214	Finger Bowl with underplate	Kohinoor	signed Hawkes	Underplate-8" , signed, Donated by Walter Poeth, 5" x 2"
2002.215	Pair of candlesticks		signed Tuthill	Cut in flutes w/ knob base stem, air controlled center, and a feathered star base, Signed. Donated by Walter Poeth, Donated by Walter Poeth, 8" x
2002.216	Low Bowl	Napoleon	signed Hawkes	Signed. Donated by Walter Poeth, Donated by Walter Poeth, 7" x 2"
2002.217	Whiskey Barrel	Strawberry Diamond		In 2 pieces w/ silver additions. Keg cut in Strawberry Diamond w/ length wise bands of cross cut diamonds. 2 silver straps, pour spout w/ drip bucket and a silver cork top. Base 4 legs w/ strawberry diamond and cross cut diamond. Donated By Walter Poeth, Donated by Walter Poeth, 8" x 9"
2002.218	Shaving Set			Mug-3 1/4" x 3 1/2" cut in wide beaded mitres w/ sterling silver rim and bar, shaving brush-? Sterling silver handle, Box- 5 1/2"  hinged and silk lined original box. Donated by Walter Poeth, Donated by Walter Poeth, 3 1/4" x 3 1/2"
2002.219	Cut Glass Bowl	Columbia	Attributed to Quaker City Glass Company	Bowl has 4 peaks cut in a beaded vesica of crosscut  diamond higher than main rim. Bowl has large hobstar on base w/four clusters of hobstars on sides. Donated by Walter Poeth, Donated by Walter Poeth, 9" x 4"
2002.220	Celery Boat			6 blown out areas on the sides. Base is cut in bands of silver diamond and hobstars w/ 6 large hobstars in each blown out area. Donated by Walter Poeth, Donated by Walter Poeth, 13 1/2" x 5 1/2"
2002.221	Cut Glass Loving Cup with handles			Has notched handles w/ a 24pt hobstar base.  3 panels cut in a bowtie of silver diamond and centers of nail head diamond.  large fans on top and bottom. Donated by Walter Poeth, Donated by Walter Poeth, 6" x 6 1/2"
2002.222	Cut Glass Yellow Wine Hock			Pale yellow strawberry cut to clear bowl, six sided air twist clear stem w/ 2 knobs, top knob facet cut, radiant star on bottom of clear foot. # 23, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss and Mary Furner, 7 3/8" x 2 9/16" rim
2002.223	Cut Glass Pale Yellow Wine Hock		Baccarat	Top of bowl pale yellow w/ clear hallow cut diamond, clear six sided stem w/ 2 knobs, top knob facet cut, radiant star on clear base, signed w/ acid etched Baccarat. #34, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss and Mary Furner, 7 5/8" x 2 5/8" rim
2002.224	Cut Glass Cranberry Wine Hock		Baccarat	Cranberry cut to clear tulip bowl w/ hobnail and elongated cut punties, tapered clear round stem, signed Baccarat w/ acid etch. #35, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss and Mary Furner, 7 13/16" x 3 1/16" rim
2002.225	Cut Glass Pale Green Wine Hock		Val St. Lambert	pale green to clear tulip shaped bowl w/ elongated punties, six sided clear stem & base. Signed Val St. Lambert w/ paper label. # 36, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss and Mary Furner, 7 5/16" x 3" rim
2002.226	Cut Glass Turquoise Wine Hock		Crystalline St. Louis Lorraine France	Turquoise cut to clear bowl w/hobnail and elongated punties alternating w/ punties at top of vertical miters, six sided clear stem w/ hobnail knob and radiant star on clear base. Acid etched signature. #45, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss and Mary Furner, 7 3/4" x 3 1/2" rim
2002.227	Cut Glass Cranberry Wine Hock		Crystalline St. Louis Lorraine France	Cranberry cut to clear bowl w/ hobnail and elongated punties alternating punties, vertical miters, 6 sided clear stem w/hobnail knob & radiant star. Acid etched signature. # 46, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss and Mary Furner, 7 3/4" x 3 1/2" rim
2002.228	Cut Glass Turquoise Wine Hock		Crystalline St. Louis Lorraine France	Pale Turquoise cut to clear tulip shaped bowl, honeycomb type cutting, clear six sided stem and base, acid etched signature. #47, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss and Mary Furner, 7 1/2" x 2 15/16" rim
2002.229	Cut Glass Green Wine Hock		Crystalline St. Louis Lorraine France	Green cut to clear tulip shaped bowl w/6 elongated vertical punties, clear foot 6-sided stem, acid etched signature. #48, Green cut to clear tulip shaped bowl w/6 elongated vertical punties, clear foot 6-sided stem, acid etched signature. #48, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss and Mary Furner, 7 13/16" x 3 3/8" rim
2002.230	Cut Glass Apricot Wine Hock		Baccarat	Apricot cut to clear tulip shaped bowl w/elongated vertical punties, clear 6-sided stem and foot, acid etched signature Baccarat. #50, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss and Mary Furner, 7 3/8" x 2 3/4" rim
2002.231	Goblet			3 hobstars on bowl, knob on stem, foot serrated on edges and cut on base, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Fritz Hovey, 6 1/4" x 3 1/4"
2002.232	Goblet			3 hobstars on bowl, knob on stem, foot serrated on edges and cut on base, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Fritz Hovey, 6 1/4" x 3 1/4"
2002.233 - .234	Goblet	Plymouth	G.W. Huntley Co.	Pearsons Encyclop. p. 159. Serrated cut on stem, base of foot cut., Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Fritz Hovey, 5 3/4" x 3 1/8"
2002.235	Goblet	Boston Sandwich or Stueben Pattern		Base of foot is cut, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Fritz Hovey, 5 3/4" x 3 1/4" rim
2002.236	Goblet	Boston Sandwich or Stueben Pattern		Base of foot is cut, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Fritz Hovey, 5 3/4" x 3 1/4" rim
2003.002	Cranberry Cut to Clear stem water glass	gothic arches, strawberry diamond & fan. star cut base	Unknown	#32, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss and Mary Furner, 5 1/2" x
2003.003	Wine Hock	Adam	signed Sinclair	3" rim, 2 3/4" base. Pale Green Cut & engraved stem, mate to #58 (2003.006) except lighter shade of green. American Brilliant.  #33, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 7" x
2003.004	Yellow Chartreuse cut to clear wine stem	picket fence design, notched stem	Unknown	#49, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss and Mary Furner, 7 1/2" x
2003.005	Pale rose cut to clear stem	diamond cut swirl flame motif, air twist stem, lapidary knob stem, star cut base	Unknown	#56, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss and Mary Furner,  x
2003.006	Wine Hock	Adam	signed Sinclair	Pale green cut & engraved to clear wine stem. 3" rim, 2 3/4" base, Mate to #33 (2003.003) except darker green American Brilliant. #58, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 7" x
2003.007	Pink violet cut to clear wine stem	strawberry diamond w/maltese cross pattern, star cut base	unknown	#61, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss and Mary Furner, 7 5/8" x
2003.008	Pale green cut to clear wine stem	tear drop stem, star cut base	unknown	#62, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss and Mary Furner, 7 5/8" x
2003.009	Hock Stem	Monogrammed A	signed Baccarat	Yellow chartreuse cut to clear, #65, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss and Mary Furner, 7 3/4" x
2003.010	Wine Hock		Straus	Solid Amber wine stem. Cane cut bowl, clear cut diamond stem, #66, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcom P. Weiss, 4 3/4" x 2 13/16" rim
2003.011	Wine Hock		Val St. Lambert	Orange cut to clear wine stem. Teardrop knob cut stem., Shown in Val St. Lambert 1904 catalogue p. 201 as Service 3269/77. Mate to #69(2003.012).  Number 68, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 7 1/2" x 2 11/16" rim
2003.012	Wine Hock		Val St. Lambert	Green chartreuse cut to clear wine stem. Teardrop knob stem,  #69.  Mate to #68 (2002.011); Val St. Lambert 1904 catalogue. Service "3269/17, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 7 1/2" x 2 5/8" rim
2003.013	Wine Hock	Shape Moselle, pattern #3247/17	Val St. Lambert	Purple cut to clear wine stem., Shown in Val St. Lambert 1905 catalogue p. 142 #108.  Number 70, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 7 1/2" x 2 11/16" rim
2003.014	Wine Hock		Dorflinger	Pale Turquoise cut to clear wine stem. American Brilliant, #73, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 4 1/2" x 2 9/16" rim
2003.015
2003.016	Pedestal Pitcher	Empress Pattern	J.D. Bergen	Pitcher with handle and pedestal base, heart cut in center hobstar below spout., Donated by American Cut Glass Association for the Sam Story Memorial, 12" x 8" rim
2003.017	Footed Vase	Queen	Hawkes	Footed vase with queen cut and 12 hobstars; knob at base, serrated rim., Signed on base., Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Bill & Sandy Hamilton for the Sam Story Memorial, 13.75" x 5.25"
2003.018	Urn-shaped vase			Urn-shaped vase with star-cut base.  Six hobstars and hobnails around widest part, and checkered serrated rim.  6 fans above/between hobstars on side., Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Mr. & Mrs. H.C. Brillhart, 12.75" x 7.75" rim
2003.019	Vase			"637" sticker on top of base.  Large footed vase, double-gourd shaped.  4 hobnails on hobstars on lower bulge, same on top bulge.  Ribbed and geometrically cut area between bulges.  Star cut base., Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Mr. & Mrs. H.C. Brillhart, 16.25" x 5.75" rim
2003.020	Vase	Queen	signed Hawkes	Engraved w/petalled flowers & vines on 3 sides and at hobstars on 3 sides.  Signed Hawkes on base (sticker H 1596), serrated rim., , Purchased by the American Cut Glass Association for the American Cut Glass Association Collection, 11" x 5.75" rim
2003.105	Celery on Standard			Hobstars, vesica of hobnail and fans, star on base, Donated by Walter Poeth, 12" x 6"
2003.106	Punch Bowl	Alpine	Hawkes	Single piece, Donated by Walter Poeth, 12" x 6"
2003.107	Salad Bowl		Pairpoint	Engraved with vegetables, Donated by Walter Poeth, 9" x 3 1/2"
2003.108	Finger Bowl	Devonshire	Hawkes	Cranberry cut to clear, Donated by Walter Poeth, 5" x 2 1/2"
2003.109	Compote on stem	Odd	H.P. Sinclaire and Company	Donated by Walter Poeth, 5" x 6"
2004.065	Water Goblet		Mt. Washington	Cranberry cut to clear stemmed water goblet, Research indicates that it was a very early Mt. Washington piece in which the blank was shown in their catalogue during the 1880s- created pre-American Brilliant period. Black light shows that the clear stem and foot flouresced strong yellow green, Donated to the American Cut Glass Association by Bill Evans in memory of his wife Jeanne M. Evans, 5.5" x 2.875"
2005.001	Wine Stem			Ruby cut to gold tulip shaped bowl. Two knobs (one rounded, one lapidary cut) clear stem. 24 point radiant star cut on clear base, came in as # 71, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 8" x 3"
2005.002	Claret stem		J. Hoare & Co., Corning blank	Ruby Russian "Persian" cut claret, clear flat bottom bowl, clear stem with teardrop and lapidary cut knob, minor foot chip, J. Hoare &Co. (black cover) pg. 11, Boggess pg 188, L787. Corning blank came in as # 80, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 4.5 x 2.75
2005.003	Claret stem	Dorflinger		Cranberry cut to clear bowl. Clear, six sided notched stem with a 24 point radiant star cut on a clear foot. Incomplete casing and stem attachment. Dorflinger, came in as #82, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 4 7/8 x 2.75
2005.004	Claret stem	Monarch	J. Hoare & Co.	Tulip shaped green cut to clear bowl, clear six-sided notched stem, 24 point radiant star cut on clear base., J. Hoare "Monarch" pattern Pearson Ency. I pg 25 came in as #85, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 4 5/8 x 2 7/8
2005.005	Claret stem		Hawkes	Ruby cut to clear bowl, clear six-sided stem with teardrop and lapidary cut knob. 24 point radiant star cut on a clear base, Attributed to Hawkes came in as #86, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 4.75 x 2.75
2005.006	Roemer stem	Saarbrocken	Cristalleries du Val St. Lambert	Cranberry cut to clear bowl. Clear notched and teardrop stem with clear scalloped base., Cristalleries du Val Saint-Lambert (1905 catalog pictured pg 138, 75 and cover) patter "Saarbrocken 1  came in as #87, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 7.75 x 3 3/8
2005.007	Wine Hock		Dorflinger	Green cased cut bowl. Clear stem and base, pictured in Dorflinger (gray cover) catalog pg, 154 blank form #463 and Feller pg 252, attributed to Hawkes came in as #88, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 6 5/8 x 2.5
2005.008	Claret stem	Parisian	Dorflinger	Cranberry cut to clear bowl. Dorflinger's "Parisian" pattern, Dorflinger (gray cover) catalog pgs 13, 21, 41, 121. Feller pgs 28, 116, 2003 and 234 came in as #89, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 4 5/8 x 2.75
2005.009	Claret stem	Dorflingers pattern "28	Dorflinger	Ruby cut to clear in Dorflinger's pattern 28 bowl. Teardrop in a clear stem with a notched six sided lapidary cut knob. Clear base cut with a 24 point star, Feller pg 150 came in as #98, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 4.75 x 2.75
2005.010	Claret stem	Harvard	Libbey	Ruby cut to clear in Libbey's "Harvard" pattern. Teardrop in a notched six-sided clear stem with a lapidary cut knob. Clear base cut with a 24 point star., Pattern"2900-17 Taille" cutting in Val St-Lambert 1905 catalogue pg 24, 1905 came in as #99, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 4.75 x 2.75
2005.011	Claret stem			Ruby cut to clear bowl, teardrop in a clear stem with a notched six-sided lapidary cut knob. Clear Russian cut scalloped base. Superior blank and cutting. No attribution as to maker, Boggess Reflection pg 197 L825 came in as #100, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 4 3/8 x 2 5/8
2005.012	Claret stem			Ruby cut to clear bowl, teardrop in a clear stem with a notched six-sides lapidary cut knob. Clear Russian cut scalloped base. . Superior quality blank and cutting. No attribution as to maker. Blank matches #100, came in as #101, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 4 3/8 x 2 5/8
2005.013	Claret stem		Hawkes	Cranberry cut to clear bowl and foot. Clear stem with overall lapidary cutting. 24 point star cut on foot, Hawkes, Boggess Ref. pg 187, L784 came in as #102, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 4 3/8 x 2 5/8
2005.014	Claret stem			Gold cased in Russian cut bowl. Clear scalloped Russian cut base with teardrop in a six sided clear stem with knob. Same blank as 101. High quality blank and cutting. No attribution as to maker, came in as #103, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 4 3/8 x 2 5/8
2005.015	Claret stem	Norwood	Hawkes	Ruby cased bowl in Hawkes "Norwood" pattern clear six-sided notched stem with clear 24 point star cut base. Monogrammed B., Boggess ref. pg 187, 781 Complete Cut and Eng. Glass of Corning by Spillman pg 85 fig 231. Dated early 1890s in the American Cut Glass Industry by Spillman pg 187 came in as #106, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 4 7/8 x 2 7/8
2005.016	Claret stem		signed Hawkes	Pale green cased flat bottom bowl cut and engraved in Greek key Clear round stem with slightly rounded knob and clear base with radiant star. Signed Hawkes, came in as #108, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 6 x 3 7/8
2005.017	Claret stem	Prince	Mt. Washington	Mt. Washington bronze cut to clear bowl in "Prince" pattern. Clear six sided tapered stem with knob. Clear Brooklyn star cut base., Pattern in Mt Washington Glass Co. 1880's catalogue, pg 9 #36. Boggess Reflections pg 189 L791 came in as #112, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 5.75 x 3
2005.018	Claret stem			Ruby cased cross-cut diamond and fan bowl. Clear six-sided notched stem with clear star cut base, Possible Dorflinger. Blank shape in Feller pg 139 came in as #113, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 4.5 x 2 7/8
2005.019	Wine stem	pattern #293	Dorflinger	Ruby cased bowl in Dorflinger pattern 293, Clear six-sided stem with teardrop and knob. Clear base with 16 point hobstar, Dorflinger line drawings pg 20, Feller pg 234 came in as #114, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 5.75 x 2.75
2005.020	Claret stem		Dorflinger	Green cased bowl in strawberry diamond and fan cut. Clear double knob teardrop stem with clear 24 point star cut base. Very strong vaseline type yellow flourscence in green cased bowl, C. Dorflinger & Sons catalogue, pg. 15, plate 7a, #90 shape stemware  came in as #115, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 4 7/8 x 3
2005.021	Wine stem			Ruby cased Russian cut bowl. Clear six-sided stem with teardrop and lapidary cut knob. Clear base cut with 48 point radiant type star. American cut glass, came in as #117, Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 4.5 x 2 7/8
2005.022	Punch Bowl	Palmetto	Clark	Clark Palmetto Pattern One-Piece Punchbowl. Chain of 24 diamonds below the scalloped rim, each containing a flat star. Below the diamond chain are a series of twelve identical panels delimited by tall slender flutes. Bottom has a 48 point hobstar, Donated to the American Cut Glass Association by the Heartland Chapter of the American Cut Glass Association, 7" x 13 7/8
2005.023	Sandwich plate	Aberdeen	Jewel Cut Glass Company	Aberdeen cut sandwich plate. Deeply cut central hobstar, points filled with crosscutting. Middle portion of the plate is cut in a circular chain of hobstars delimited by rings of beading. Outer portion of plate is cut in a ring of 36 elongated flutes., Donated to the American Cut Glass Association by the Heartland Chapter of the American Cut Glass Association,  x 10"
2005.027	Copper Wheel Engraving Lathe and Table			Object used by glass engraver Wilmot Putnam. Includes copper wheels, personal paper effects of Mr. Putnam, oil used, Includes : 40 engraving wheels, 7 hand tools, 1 small water jug, sewing oil, emery powder, water drip bucket, metal box with paper sketches., Donated to the American Cut Glass Association courtesy of Elmer V. Huels,  x
2005.028	Engraved glass pitcher			Small pitcher, Donated to the American Cut Glass Association courtesy of Elmer V. Huels,  x
2005.090	President's Gavel			Courtesy of the American Cut Glass Association
2005.135	Handeled Decanter with stopper	Mandarin	Dorflinger	Handled cut glass decanter, matching cut stopper and handle, Ref. ACGA reprint line drawings page 16; pictured in December 2006 Hobstar, pg 4814, Donated to the American Cut Glass Association Collection in memory of Robert Hampton by the Hampton family and his many friends in the American Cut Glass Association, 13" x
2005.136	Decanter with stopper	Middlesex	New England Glass Company	Cut glass decanter, matching stopper, Ref. Pearson's Encyclopedia Vol 1 pg 76; pictured in December 2006 Hobstar, pg 4814, Donated to the American Cut Glass Association Collection in memory of Robert Hampton by the Hampton family and his many friends in the American Cut Glass Association, 15" x
2005.137	Plate		Stevens and Williams	Cut glass plate, cut swirl tusks and floral engraving., Pictured in December 2006 Hobstar, pg 4814., Donated by the Heartland Chapter of the American Cut Glass Association,  x 7"
2005.138	Eggnog Bowl			Cut glass pedestal one piece eggnog bowl, Identical pattern shown on a nappy as #72900 in the 1903 Marshall Field catalogue pg 77 LABAC. Pictured in December 2006 Hobstar, pg 4814., Purchased by the American Cut Glass Association for the American Cut Glass Association Collection, 7 3/4" x 10
2006.001	Straus Vase	Electra	Straus	9 13/ x 16 3/8 circumference, pictured on p. 16 & 18 in L. Straus & Sons catalogue by ACGA in association with Smithsonian Institute Libraries Wash D.C. 1987. Pictured in December 2006 Hobstar, pg 4814, Donated to the American Cut Glass Association in Memory of Robert Hampton by the Hampton family and his many friends in the American Cut Glass Association, 9 3/4" x 5 1/4" rim
2006.004	Chalice/Urn Vase			Urn shaped vase. Design elements: hobstars, cane, strawberry diamonds, and fans., Pictured in Pearson's "Encyclopedia of American Cut & Engraved Glass" Vol 1, p.88. upper left. Pictured in December 2006 Hobstar, pg 4814., Donated to the American Cut Glass Association courtesy of Bonnie Murray, 11.25" x 7.5"
2006.005	Coffee Pot			Pitcher style pot and lid. With: hobstar clusters, center hobstar with clear button, prism, fans, 24-point hobstar base, honeycomb cutting on spout. Lid has etched number '25', Pictured in December 2006 Hobstar pg 4814., Donated to the American Cut Glass Association courtesy of Bonnie Murray, 10" x 9"
2006.007	Cut Glass Vase	Marilyn on Libby blank vase #377	Libbey Glass Company	Green cut-to-clear, Marilyn Pattern, Libby blank vase #377, Libby Engraver, Presented at Friends of Forsyth Weekend 2006 by Kathy Emmerson. Small article in December 2006 Hobstar, pg 4825, Donated to the American Cut Glass Association by Kathy Emmerson in memory of Leigh Emmerson, 10 1/8" x 7"
2007.001	Wine Stem	Oriental	Dorflinger	Champagne (very rare color), Clear six sided, notched stem with double tapered full length bubble. Clear base with 20 point hobstar. "from an old home in San Antonio" says PV Antiques., like 2007.009 and 2007.010. Small round plastic sticker on base "163", paper sticker on inside says the same., Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 15 cm x 25 cm
2007.002	Wine Stem		attributed to Mt. Washington	Yellow cased bowl cut in "hob-diamond" pattern. Lapidary knob over teardrop stem. Fine flashed star on foot. Attributed to Mt. Washington due to color and stem configuration., like 2007.023. Small round plastic faded sticker on base "198", paper sticker on inside says same., Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 12 cm x 21.6 cm
2007.003	Wine Stem		Sinclair	Old rose over pale yellow bowl engraved with grapes, hallowed baluster clear stem with dimpled foot., Small round plastic faded sticker on base "178", paper sticker on inside say same., Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 11.5 cm x 12.1cm
2007.004	Wine Stem		signed Hawkes	Pale green bowl engraved with art nouveau pattern of foliage and flowers. Clear hexagonal stem with bulb near top. Clear base cut with six rays., Small round plastic sticker on base "203", paper sticker inside says same, small plastic arrow sticker on base indicating engraved signature., Donated to American Cut Glass Association by Dr. Mary Furner in Memory of her husband Dr. Malcolm P. Weiss, 17.8 cm x 22 cm