Sugar Bowl & Creamer Antique American Brilliant Cut Glass Crystal Libbey "Vesta"

Description

This is a lovely cut glass Creamer & Open Sugar Bowl set.
creamer is 5-3/4" long by 3-1/2" wide by 3-1/2" tall to top of spout. sugar is 7" long by 4" wide by 3" tall
This is from the American Brilliant period (1870 to 1915).
This was made by Libbey cut glass co. and is called the "Vesta" pattern.  This
is a stunning set! It features a floral and hobstar geometric pattern.
The handles on both pieces are signed Libbey- I marked them with stickers so you can find them easier when you get them.
This pattern & exact set can be seen in libbey's original catalog and in the reproduced book by the ACGA "Libbey Redux" book.
Condition: The handles on both are good and intact with no checks, but one sugar handles looks like it was a little weaker applied than the other though still fine..  The top rim and spout have no chips on the creamer..... On the sugar rim inside, I felt a very very slight roughness in a couple small areas that can be felt if you search for it, but its not visible nor enough to be considered a fleabite or damage, I think these were created by sugar spoons rubbing on the inside of them leaving microscopic contact marks.)  They are a gorgeous and collectible set in great condition
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