Glass Cut Crystal

Antique Rare Davis Collamore & Co NY Enameled Cut Crystal Goblet With Inscription

Antique Rare Davis Collamore & Co NY Enameled Cut Crystal Goblet With Inscription
Antique Rare Davis Collamore & Co NY Enameled Cut Crystal Goblet With Inscription
Antique Rare Davis Collamore & Co NY Enameled Cut Crystal Goblet With Inscription
Antique Rare Davis Collamore & Co NY Enameled Cut Crystal Goblet With Inscription
Antique Rare Davis Collamore & Co NY Enameled Cut Crystal Goblet With Inscription
Antique Rare Davis Collamore & Co NY Enameled Cut Crystal Goblet With Inscription
Antique Rare Davis Collamore & Co NY Enameled Cut Crystal Goblet With Inscription
Antique Rare Davis Collamore & Co NY Enameled Cut Crystal Goblet With Inscription
Antique Rare Davis Collamore & Co NY Enameled Cut Crystal Goblet With Inscription
Antique Rare Davis Collamore & Co NY Enameled Cut Crystal Goblet With Inscription
Antique Rare Davis Collamore & Co NY Enameled Cut Crystal Goblet With Inscription
Antique Rare Davis Collamore & Co NY Enameled Cut Crystal Goblet With Inscription
Antique Rare Davis Collamore & Co NY Enameled Cut Crystal Goblet With Inscription
Antique Rare Davis Collamore & Co NY Enameled Cut Crystal Goblet With Inscription
Antique Rare Davis Collamore & Co NY Enameled Cut Crystal Goblet With Inscription
Antique Rare Davis Collamore & Co NY Enameled Cut Crystal Goblet With Inscription

Antique Rare Davis Collamore & Co NY Enameled Cut Crystal Goblet With Inscription

This is an incredible piece from my own collection. Yes it does have some flaws: a flake and chip on the rim as well as a chip in the foot.

The enamel has a matte finish to it. The stem and foot have gold embellishments as well as copper wheel etchings. The foot is also decorated with a floral motif.

This piece is reminiscent of Venetian glass. The bottom of the foot is inscribed "Davis Collamore & Co New York". This truly is a museum type piece!! If you aren't familiar with Davis Collamore, here is what Wikipedia has to say.

Was a high-end New York City importer of porcelain and glass, headed by Davis Collamore (7 October 1820 - 13 August 1887[1]). The firm, rivals to Tiffany & Co. And Black, Starr & Frost, commissioned designs from Copeland Spode and Thomas Minton Sons, that featured hand-painted details over transfer-printed outlines and often rich gilding. Davis Collamore was among the first to recognize the beauty and value of American-made cut glass and also offered Rookwood Pottery, [2] for which they were the representatives at the Exposition Universelle, Paris 1889. I haven't seen another one like it.

Please see the photos for overall size and condition. Thanks for looking and have enjoy adding this treasure to your collection &####128522.


Antique Rare Davis Collamore & Co NY Enameled Cut Crystal Goblet With Inscription