For Sale is a wonderful piece of Art Glass made by The Steuben Glass Company of Corning, New York. The item is a Cabinet Vase and it is done in Frederick Carder's most  More »

For Sale is a wonderful piece of Art Glass made by The Steuben Glass Company of Corning, New York. The item is a Cabinet Vase and it is done in Frederick Carder's most desirable Gold Aurene Glass. The Vase is a nice cabinet size as it stands 2 7/16" tall and is 2 5/8" in diameter. The Vase has that tapered swollen form shape on a round foot. It displays an outstanding Gold Iridescence that Rivaled L.C. Tiffany's Favrile Style of Art Glass. The Gold Iridescence is brilliant and colorful. You can see Platinum Blue around the foot and just above the foot is wonderful strong Fuchsia tones. It is silky soft to the touch and eye candy to the eyes. The inside of the piece has an even stronger Iridescence where you can see deep rich platinum blues and fuchsia as well. The Vase is considered to be in excellent condition as there are no cracks, nicks, chips or dings. There are the normal scratches to the bottom typical of age wear and very few if any to the body of the vessel. The piece is signed on the bottom with remnants of the painted white stamped"Aurene Haviland & Co." Signature mark. It is distorted from too many washings and missing some of the mark. This is known as shape number "2641" in the Steuben Club website of shapes. I have attached a link below for you to view this so you can see that this was made by The Steuben Glass Company of Corning, NY. Steuben Cabinet pieces are HTF and you only see these on Ebay but a few times a year if you are lucky. You Rarely see these smaller Cabinet pieces as fewer were made. Those of you whom Collect Steuben Gold Aurene will surely welcome this wonderful Cabinet piece into your Collection. I'm quite sure the buyer will be very pleased for many years with their purchase. Based on the Signature Mark this Cabinet Vase was made Circa 1910-1915. http://www.cardersteubenclub.org/shapes/item-view.cfm?category=Shape%20Index&recordID=20032&back=1 Click on or copy and paste into browser to view Steuben Club Archives   « Less

For Sale is a wonderful piece of Art Glass made by The Steuben Glass Company of Corning, New York. The item is a Squat Vase and it is done in Frederick Carder's most  More »

For Sale is a wonderful piece of Art Glass made by The Steuben Glass Company of Corning, New York. The item is a Squat Vase and it is done in Frederick Carder's most desirable Gold Aurene Style of Art Glass. The Vase has some size as it stands 3 7/8" tall and is 7 1/4" in diameter. The Vase has a Squat form with a wide mouth opening. It displays an outstanding Gold Iridescence that Rivaled L.C. Tiffany's Favrile Style of Art Glass. The Gold Iridescence is so brilliant and colorful it looks like metal but is glass. You can see vivid hues of Fuchsia and Gold's surrounding the entire Vase. It is silky soft to the touch and eye candy to the eyes. The outside iridescence is about as good as it gets on a Steuben Aurene Vessel. it has a wonderful rolled top lip and has a soft blue hue to it. It also displays a counter sunk polished pontil, the sign of a quality piece of Art Glass. The Vase is considered to be in excellent condition as there are no cracks, nicks, chips or dings. There are the normal scratches and wear to the inside bottom and is typical of age wear. This cannot be seen when display and is considered insignificant. The piece is signed on the underside bottom with the etched "Aurene" signature mark as well as the shape number "2792". The exterior of this vase is above average and shows very little wear. It has some of the most brilliant Fuchsia tones I have ever come across on a Steuben piece. The Shape is equally as nice. This is the 1st time in 39+ years as a dealer collector that I have had this shape and would consider this shape a Rare one to find. This is known as shape number "2792" in the Steuben Achieves of shapes. I have attached a link below for you to view this so you can see that this was made by The Steuben Glass Company of Corning, NY. Those of you whom Collect Steuben Gold Aurene will surely welcome this wonderful piece of Steuben Aurene Glass into your Collection. I'm quite sure the buyer will be very pleased for many years with their purchase. Based on the Signature Mark this Vase was considered very early in Steuben's Production and was made Circa 1902-1910. http://www.cardersteubenclub.org/shapes/item-view.cfm?category=Shape%20Index&recordID=29567&back=1 Click on or copy and paste into browser to view Steuben Club Archives   « Less

For Sale is a very adorable vase made by The Steuben Glass Company of Corning, New York. The item is more commonly known as a Gold Aurene "Mini Stick" or "Mini Bud" Vase.  More »

For Sale is a very adorable vase made by The Steuben Glass Company of Corning, New York. The item is more commonly known as a Gold Aurene "Mini Stick" or "Mini Bud" Vase. This Beautiful Vase is a nice cabinet size as it stands 6" Tall and the top of the stick has a diameter of 5/8" outside measurement. The Round Foot has a diameter of 2 5/16". The Vase displays a very strong Gold Aurene, Favrile Iridescence that only Steuben is known for. It has a Brilliant Gold Mirrored Metallic appearance, yet it is Glass. There are wonderful strong hues of Fuchsia mixed with Gold Iridescence especially on the surface of the foot. The underside bottom of this is simply outstanding!! It displays some of the strong Platinum Blue w purple iridescence I have ever seen on a Aurene Stick Vase. This was Frederick Carder at his best! The Round Hollow Tall Cylindrical Stick Form is mounted to a Round Platform or Foot. They are fused together to appear as only one piece was blown yet it is actually a two part Vase. The Vase is considered to be in excellent condition as there are no cracks, chips, or dings. The tops of these vases should Not be Polished and smooth. This is not how Steuben made these. The tops should be rough cut and look like this. The ones that have been Polished Smooth are done after market. This one doesn't even show Flea kicks which is not common for this area but the cutter did an excellent job. The Vase shows minimal use as you can tell by the lack of scratches on the bottom. The Vase is signed on the bottom with the Engraved "Aurene" mark along with the shape number "2556" as shown in the Steuben Catalog. This is a quality piece of Art glass and will enhance any Art Glass Collection. Those of you who collect Aurene Stick Vases and want a nice, rare example don't let this pass you by. I have been dealing in Steuben for some 38+ years. I have had only 1 of these Mini Stick Vases in all those years. I have shown a Comparison to the normal size one would find in picture 3. I also have that Stick Vase listed on EBay as well. You can clearly see it is much smaller. The mini is 2" smaller in height than the normal 8" and the foot is almost 1/2" smaller in diameter. I have attached a link to the Steuben Club Website to document this shape below. http://www.cardersteubenclub.org/shapes/item-view.cfm?category=ShapeIndex&recordID=23682&back=1 Click on or copy and paste into browser to Access Catalog Picture This piece was made Circa 1905-1920 during the Frederick Carder years.   « Less

For Sale is a wonderful piece of Art Glass Blown by The Steuben Glass Company of Corning, New York. The item is a very hard to find Oriental Poppy color of Art Glass. This  More »

For Sale is a wonderful piece of Art Glass Blown by The Steuben Glass Company of Corning, New York. The item is a very hard to find Oriental Poppy color of Art Glass. This was one of Frederick Carder's favorite glass colors. The Vase is a nice cabinet size as it stands 5 1/8" tall and is 6 1/4" in diameter. The Vase has a classic Greek shape of a squat tapered shoulder form with a flaring top lip. The Vase displays a very pleasing pattern of vertical opalescent fingers that rise up from the bottom all the way to the flaring top lip. These opalescent fingers are set against a pastel rosy red pink background glass. The fingers are nice and wide. The advanced Steuben Collectors really like them to be this way. The Vase is considered to be in excellent condition as there are no cracks, nicks, chips or dings. There is very minor calcium deposit on the inside. You can only see light residue when held at an angle looking inside. This is minor and inconsequential. 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 rarely found. I'm sure that Steuben Collector that purchases this Vase will be extremely pleased. I believe this to be shape number 6500 as seen in the Steuben Club Website. I will attach a link below for you to view this at the website. In the 1920's Steuben produced a limited quantity of pink opalescent glass that they named Oriental Poppy. It was produced for a very short period and is very hard to find. This form is a little bit larger than most found in this shape. This piece was made, Circa 1922-1925. http://www.cardersteubenclub.org/shapes/item-view.cfm?category=Shape%20Index&recordID=23940&back=1 Click on or Copy and Paste into Browser to View Steuben Club Archives of this Color and Shape   « Less

For Sale is a wonderful piece of Art Glass Blown by The Steuben Glass Company of Corning, New York. The item is a Compote or Comport and it is done in Frederick Carder's very  More »

For Sale is a wonderful piece of Art Glass Blown by The Steuben Glass Company of Corning, New York. The item is a Compote or Comport and it is done in Frederick Carder's very desirable Optic Ribbed Blue Gray Crystal Glass. The Compote is a nice size as it stands 3 9/16" tall and is 8" in diameter. The foot has a diameter of 3 1/4". The Compote displays a very pleasing Optic Ribbed Blue Gray Crystal Bowl that sits on top of an Blue Gray round foot and stem. The Glass is very smooth to the touch on both sides and looks and feel quite delicate. The inside of the bowl has a small hill formed by the Stem on the bottom side. The exterior edge is folded over and fire polished forming a thin border on the underside of the Compote's Bowl. The Compote is considered to be in excellent condition as there are no cracks, nicks, chips or dings. There are a few scratches on the underside of the Compote and is commensurate with its age. The piece is signed with the Acid Etched Block letter "Steuben" and has the number 5294 lightly etched. I believe this to be a Museum number or an inventory number from a previous collector that they might have assigned to it in case of loss or damage. It also displays 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. This is shape number 2760 as seen in the Paul Gardner Book "The Glass of Frederick Carder". I will also attach a link to the Steuben Club archives of shapes to show this exact same form and color below. This piece was made circa 1918-1932. http://www.cardersteubenclub.com/shapes/item-view.cfm?category=Shape%20Index&recordID=23827&back=1 Click on or Copy and Paste into Browser to View similar Shape in a different color   « Less

For Sale is a wonderful piece of Art Glass made by The Steuben Glass Company of Corning, New York. The item is a very hard to find Acid Cut Back Vase or ACB". This Pattern  More »

For Sale is a wonderful piece of Art Glass made by The Steuben Glass Company of Corning, New York. The item is a very hard to find Acid Cut Back Vase or ACB". This Pattern was one of Frederick Carder's favorites as it depicted "Birds of Paradise". The Vase is quite large as it stands 8 7/8" tall and is 7 1/2" in diameter at the shoulder. The foot has a diameter of 4 3/8". The Vase displays an extremely beautiful floral pattern of "Birds in Paradise" sitting on branches looking at each other. There is foliage surrounding the birds and there are 6 birds acid etched in the vase. The pattern repeats itself 3 times and covers the entire vase. You can see the whole pattern from any angle when displayed. The details in this vase were acid cut from Steuben's Jade Green to Alabaster Glass. The detail is outstanding and extremely delicate. The shape of the vase is equally as nice. It is a tapered swollen form with a squat flared out lip on a round alabaster foot. An elegant and impressive size. These Acid Cut Back Vases are some of Frederick Carder's nicest examples of Art Glass that Steuben ever made. The detail in the Flowers, Leaves and stems is simply outstanding! It has a nice wide mouth to accommodate a nice Flower arrangement. The Vase is considered to be in excellent condition as there are no cracks, nicks, chips or dings. There a few small scratches along the bottom on the Jade. This is very hard to see and can only be seen when held to the light at an angle. The Inside of the Vase is extremely clean and shows no signs of Calcium deposits. The piece is not signed on the bottom but there is no mistaken that this is Steuben. The Vase does have a counter sunk polished pontil. This is the mark of a quality piece of art glass along with the fire polished and rolled top rim. This Vase is known as shape number "6078" in the Steuben Catalog pages. Those of you who are not sure this is Steuben, I will attach a link for you to view this shape on the Steuben Club shape website. This is one of the nicest forms to find in the Acid Cut Back Vases. Those of you whom Collect Steuben ACB Vases will surely welcome this wonderful Vase into your Collection. I'm sure the buyer will be extremely pleased with their purchase. Here is the link to the shape in the Steuben Achieves. This Vase was made Circa 1915-1925. http://www.cardersteubenclub.com/shapes/item-view.cfm?category=Shape%20Index&recordID=24652&back=1 Click on or copy and paste highlighted link to the left into you browser.   « Less