ABP Canadian Brilliant Cut Glass Plate w Ryrie Sterling Rim Yohji Yamamoto not very noticeable In addition

not very noticeable In addition

I believe that the Sanguino pottery started in 1956 - this pitcher has the feel of a 50s piece

when the Montreal Ski Club established its headquarters there

and is fully lined in black satin

It has a short slit opening at the upper back that closes with a button and loop

ABP Canadian Brilliant Cut Glass Plate w Ryrie Sterling Rim Yohji Yamamoto not very noticeable In additionThis ABP Canadian brilliant cut glass plate is mounted with a pierced sterling silver rim marked Ryrie Sterling, the Toronto jeweller and silversmith. Combining brilliant cutting and Canadian provenance, it represents a rare survival from the early 20th century. Between 1900 and 1930, Canadian firms produced only a fraction of the Brilliant Cut glass seen in the United States, and surviving examples are difficult to identify. The fact that this ABP