(4) STEUBEN COLORLESS GLASS BOWLS

(lot of 4) Steuben colorless art glass, including: (2) "Versailles" candlesticks, designed by Donald Pollard (American, 1924-1994), trumpet-form bowl with applied fronds, trapped air bubble in base, a

(lot of 11) Steuben colorless leaded art glass bowls, mid 20th c., engraved signature underfoot, (one) with ground rim, approx 2.75"h, 4 1/8"diam; 8.75lbs total **Provenance: The estate of a Houston S

(lot of 6) Steuben colorless art glass goblets, tapered bowl, short stem with free-form knop, on a circular foot, approx 4 7/8"h, 3 1/8"diam; 3.75lbs total Start Price: $80.00 Condition Report Detaile

Set of ten (10) Steuben hand-blown colorless glass goblets with trumpet bowl and tear-drop stem, signed with Steuben script signature, 6 3/4" H. Provenance: Greenbaum estate.

John Dreves and George Thompson for Steuben (American), second half 20th century. Group of colorless glass tablewares comprising of one Heritage scroll dish and three small sauce dishes. Appropriately

A Mid Century Modern bowl by Steuben offers colorless art glass construction with flared form and having flanking stylized scroll handles, maker signed, c1950. Measures - 4.45"h x 9.5"diam. *** OPTION

Lot 4 pieces of colorless art glass including a 9.5 in bowl signed Steuben (wear/scratches); 11 in. teardrop candlestick; 8" bird-form bowl; and a large 19 in. shell-form bowl.

Together with assorted colorless glassware, including glasses, pitchers, punch bowl and underplate, candlesticks, and bowls. 18 pieces Chips and wear. Steuben: 3-1/2"h x 7"dia. and 2-1/4"h x 8"dia.

Steuben Glass Works Grotesque bowl, #7535 Corning, New York cobalt to colorless glass unmarked 11 1/2"w x 8 1/4"d x 6 3/8"h

STEUBEN NO. 6963 ART GLASS CHAMPAGNES, LOT OF 12, Selenium Red bowls over colorless stems and feet, some having an acid-etched signature, polished pontil mark. Steuben Glass Works. Circa 1925. 4 3/4&q

STEUBEN GROTESQUE BOWL, green to colorless, shape 7276, factory-polished feet to level. Steuben Glass Works. 1920-1930. 6 1/4" HOA, 9" SQ.Undamaged with moderate to heavy wear to the interior base.Lit

STEUBEN ATTRIBUTED AIR-TRAP THREADED COMPOTE, colorless with amber threading, hollow stem, polished pontil mark. Steuben Glass Works. Circa 1925. 7 1/2" H, 7 1/2" D bowl, 4" D foot.Virtually undamaged

Modern. Signed. The tapered irregular oval shaped bowl with applied ‘tendrils’ as pseudo feet. Height 7 ½”. Width 10 ¼”. (Cond: good) (200/300)

Modern. Etched signature. Circular with tripod feet. Height 3”. Diameter 9”. (Cond: good) (75/125)

Steuben Glass Candlestick, Steuben Colorless Glass Bowl, and Steuben Glass Crystal Creamer

4 Steuben art glass bowls with stylized handles. Each signed to underside. Some with light wear consistent with age and use. Largest: 7in wide.

(lot of 2) Steuben colorless art glass bowls, including: (1) pattern number 7909, original design by John Dreves (New York, 1913-2003), the round bowl resting on four scrolled feet, engraved signature

(lot of 4) Steuben colorless art glass luncheon plates, 20th c., one with etched floral motif at center, all bearing engraved signature Steuben underfoot, one with scratch at center, 8.25"diam, 8lbs t

Modern. Signed. The lower part with applied swirls, original box. Height 3 ¾’. Diameter 7”. (Cond: good) (150/250)

(lot of 2) Steuben colorless art glass table items, with engraved signature underfoot, including: (1) spiral base bowl, model 8060, designed by Donald Pollard (American, 1924-1994), having applied spi

(lot of 4) Steuben colorless art glass paperweights and hand cooler, all with engraved signature underfoot, comprising: (3) paperweights, in the form of (one) apple, (one) fig, (one) penguin, (1) hand

DESCRIPTION: (4 Pc) A Steuben glass grouping set of four (4) berry bowls, in clear glass. Marked with "S" Steuben signature on the underside. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: USA. DIMENSIONS: H: 2 3/4" W:

(lot of 2) Steuben colorless art glass table items, 20th c., each with engraved Steuben signature underfoot, including: (1) "Canape" plate, design by Arthur Douglas Nash (American, 20th c.), with cent

(lot of 2) Steuben colorless art glass table items, both with engraved signature underfoot, including: (1) bouquet vase, designed by George Thompson, model number 8020, flared rim over tapering cylind