An incredibly rare and superb cut glass epergne by the Meriden Glass Company in the scarce and desirable Alhambra pattern, one of the most expensive American Brilliant glass designs ever cut. Since its introduction in 1911 by the Meriden Cut Glass Company of Connecticut, pieces in this exquisite pattern are of superior quality and have remained among the most expensive. Its incredibly brilliant, deep cut features a hobstar and cane motif offset by a wide Greek Key border. Popularly known as "Greek Key," Alhambra was appropriately placed in fine jewelry shops among diamonds and precious gemstones and remains one of the most sought after designs of American Brilliant Period cut glass. According to author Micheal Pearson, to