Fine Steuben cluthra vase with a great rose or pink shading to whte as it heads toward the base. Great quality piece with no damage or repairs. Polished pontil and fine  More »

Fine Steuben cluthra vase with a great rose or pink shading to whte as it heads toward the base. Great quality piece with no damage or repairs. Polished pontil and fine untouched quality. Circa 1920 and stands a healthy 5.5'' tall and 3'' wide. Status: For Sale Reference#: 525_2508 Condition: vg Year: 1920   « Less

Very neat pair of Steuben amethyst candlesticks that are about 5'' tall. Very neat and you don't see many venetian pieces by Steuben. Circa 1920.  More »

Very neat pair of Steuben amethyst candlesticks that are about 5'' tall. Very neat and you don't see many venetian pieces by Steuben. Circa 1920. Status: For Sale Reference#: 298612 Condition: See Description Year: See Description   « Less

Rare and unusual signed Steuben stem with a Venetian / Murano style. Very rare never seen another one. Signed with fleur de lis on base. Circa 1920 no condition issues.  More »

Rare and unusual signed Steuben stem with a Venetian / Murano style. Very rare never seen another one. Signed with fleur de lis on base. Circa 1920 no condition issues. Status: For Sale Reference#: 333818 Condition: See Description Year: See Description   « Less

Very large and heavy Steuben 2 handled vase. Signed on the base S for Sinclair. Many times Sinclair bought blanks from Steuben to either engrave or resale themselves. This is  More »

Very large and heavy Steuben 2 handled vase. Signed on the base S for Sinclair. Many times Sinclair bought blanks from Steuben to either engrave or resale themselves. This is one of those pieces. Steuben rarely marked their items . A healthy 11'' across and quite hefty. Circa 1920 and in perect condition. Status: For Sale Reference#: 286763 Condition: See Description Year: See Description   « Less

Really nice Verre de Soie vase with a rolled lip. Pretty cool look and effect here. Vase is large and quite heavy as the walls are very thick. Polished pontil but some  More »

Really nice Verre de Soie vase with a rolled lip. Pretty cool look and effect here. Vase is large and quite heavy as the walls are very thick. Polished pontil but some residue of glue where it was glued down. Great iridescence. about 10''across and a strong Steuben look though it is unsigned. No damage. Status: For Sale Reference#: 287045 Condition: See Description Year: See Description   « Less

Pressed glass vaseline match safe / toothpick holder in the form of an elephant head. From a collection of turquoise pressed American vaseline glass, mostly dating to the  More »

Pressed glass vaseline match safe / toothpick holder in the form of an elephant head. From a collection of turquoise pressed American vaseline glass, mostly dating to the 19th century.Measures a little over 2 1/2inches high. 4 1/4inches from front to back.Match safe / toothpick holder in the form of an elephant''s head. Curling trunk - glass looks almost crackled over smoothe tusk. Beaded head decoration and big flappy ears. Looks yellow under black light.Mint condition. Status: For Sale Reference#: 2332 Condition: See Description Year: See Description   « Less

Unsigned Steuben blown glass vase retailed by Shreve Crump and Low. It measures 3 and three quarter inches square at the base, four inches across the top, five inches across  More »

Unsigned Steuben blown glass vase retailed by Shreve Crump and Low. It measures 3 and three quarter inches square at the base, four inches across the top, five inches across the widest point, and 12 and one quarter inches tall. Perfect condition.   « Less

Stunning circa 1920's Steuben Cluthra puff box No. 6881 - white with Pomona Green cover and crystal knob. The book "The Glass of Frederick Carder" by Paul Gardner, published  More »

Stunning circa 1920's Steuben Cluthra puff box No. 6881 - white with Pomona Green cover and crystal knob. The book "The Glass of Frederick Carder" by Paul Gardner, published 1971, shows this covered jar on Plate XVIII - A. Size: base top edge 3 3/4" diameter; appx. 5" high with lid on Condition: tiny flake side edge of handle (email for pic) Original Manufacturers Flaws: large bubble - brownish around the edge(email for pic) Offered by All Antique Glass.com - http://www.allantiqueglass.com/   « Less

Steuben signed in etch Stem Crystal Bouquet Vase/ Candy Dish! excellent, 5.5" h. x 7" w. x 2.5" base d. Symmetrical beautiful handles, polished signature base!

Steuben signed in etch Stem Crystal Bouquet Vase/ Candy Dish! excellent, 5.5" h. x 7" w. x 2.5" base d. Symmetrical beautiful handles, polished signature base!   « Less

For Sale I have a wonderful piece of Art Glass Blown by The Steuben Glass Company of Corning, New York. The item is a very hard to find Compote or Comport and it is done in  More »

For Sale I have a wonderful piece of Art Glass Blown by The Steuben Glass Company of Corning, New York. The item is a very hard to find Compote or Comport and it is done in Frederick Carder's very desirable Rosaline and Alabaster Glass. The Compote is a nice size as it stands 3 9/16" tall and is 8" in diameter. The Compote displays a very pleasing Rosy Pink Interior Bowl that sits on top of an Alabaster (White) round foot and stem. The underside of the Bowl shows a soft opalescent white glass with pink towards the applied stem. The Glass is very smooth to the touch and looks very delicate. The inside of the bowl has a small hill formed by the Stem on the bottom side. The Compote is considered to be in excellent condition as there are no cracks, nicks, chips or dings. There is a few carbon specs on the inside of the Compote and this seems to be common with the Rosaline pieces. The piece is unsigned but it does display a counter sunk polished Pontil. This is the sign of a quality piece of Art Glass as the Factory took the time to polish out the rough Pontil Scar. This is a Quality piece of Steuben Art Glass that is not so commonly found. I'm sure that Steuben Collector that purchases this Compote or Comport will be extremely please. I believe this to be shape number 3234 as seen in the Paul Gardner Book "The Glass of Frederick Carder" page 173 top left. This piece was made, Circa 1918-1932. SHIPPING $30   « Less