Steuben Art Glass Dessert & Underplate

Steuben Art Glass Dessert & Under Plate, Golden Aurene with calcite exterior and pedestal.Measurements: 4 x 6 in.

with underplate, pedestal type, 6 1/4" diameter underplate, unsigned, excellent...........Frederick Carder (1863–1963), a gifted English designer, managed Steuben Glass Works from its founding in 19

golden aurene on calcite, 4 3/4" tall, 6" tall, unsigned, excellent.Aurene glass was made by Frederick Carder of New York about 1904. It is an iridescent gold, blue, green, or red glass, usually marke

green jade and alabaster, 4" tall, 6" diameter underplate, unsigned, excellent.........Frederick Carder (1863–1963), a gifted English designer, managed Steuben Glass Works from its founding in 1903

Steuben Artglass Sherbet & Under Plate. Stemware glass and under plate in Steuben’s calcite glass, having a pearlescent white exterior and gold iridescent interior; tray has fiery orange gold tones

6 Steuben Cranberry Red Art Glass Dessert Plates #2028. Two signed with Steuben fleur de lis mark to the underside. Weight Approx., 2 lbs Measures Approx., 8.5 inches diameter

Irridescent glass bowl and underplate; 2.5in. H. x 5in. D.(bowl), 6.25in. D. (underplate)

An early 20th century Steuben Art Glass sherbet with underplate. Each with Gold Aurene finish and Calcite exterior. Unmarked, polished pontils. Minor surface wear. Underplate is 6" diameter, sherbet 3

(6) Unmarked Steuben Art Glass Sherbets W/Underplates - 4.25" X 6" - Gold Calcite - Outstanding Color

Steuben Jadite & Alabaster Art Glass, sherbet & underplate, 3 3/4" sherbet and 6" underplate.

Frederick Carder for Steuben. Art glass finger bowl and underplate. Iridescent light green / yellow glass. Bowl 2 1/2"H x 4 1/2"-diameter at top, underplate 6 1/4"-diameter. Both signed F. Carder and

Sherbet & Underplate, Unmarked Steuben Art Glass, 4" X 6", Gold Calcite, Great Color, Private Collection, IL.

Pair Steuben art glass Aurene Calcite bowls and underplates. Gold iridescence to the interior with a calcite exterior. Unmarked, but is undoubtedly Steuben. Weight Approx., 1 lb Measures Approx., Bowl

Sherbet & Underplate Set, Unmarked Steuben Art Glass, 4" x 6", Gold Calcite, Great Color, Some Height Variations, The David & Marlene Howard Collection.

8 Steuben Art Glass Air Bubble Threaded Green Glass Dessert Plates, circa 1920. Green glass plates with air bubble decoration within the glass, threaded decoration to the exterior edge. Slight variati

Including a Gold Aurene scalloped rim finger bowl with underplate signed Aurene together with a Gold Aurene on Calcite tray, largest 8" wide. Condition: good with no defects found

STEUBEN PANEL-OPTIC ART GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, Celeste Blue, comprising two saucers/underplates, a small bowl, and a footed vase; one underplate with later "STEUBEN/F CARDER" signature. Steuben

STEUBEN OPTIC ART GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, amethyst, comprising a swirled centerpiece bowl and two bowls with underplates; centerpiece bowl and one underplate with an acid-stamped signature. Steub

STEUBEN REEDED ART GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF NINE, colorless with applied green reeding, comprising four plates, a small bowl, a small vase, a sherbet and underplate with each having scattered air bubble

3 pieces Steuben iridescent art glass. All gold Aurene with calcite white glass. All unsigned. Sherbet and underplate, sherbet 3 3/4"H x 3 3/4"-diameter at top, plate 6 1/8"-diameter; bowl, 1 1/8"H x

12 plus a spare (13) amethyst purple art glass 8.5 in. dessert plates.Unmarked, attributed to Steuben. Weight Approx., 13 lbs Measures Approx., 8.5 inches diameter.Domestic Shipping: $55

(39) PIECE SIGNED STEUBEN BLUE CELESTE ART GLASS (14) 4 3/4" WINES - (13) FINGER BOWLS - (12) UNDERPLATES

STEUBEN GREEN JADE ART GLASS TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising a plate, two saucers/underplates, and a shallow bowl; one saucer with an acid-stamped signature. Steuben Glass Works. Circa 1925. 6

and under plate, 6" diameter, unsigned, excellent....Steuben glass was made at the Steuben Glass Works of Corning, New York. The factory, founded by Frederick Carder and T.G. Hawkes, Sr., was purchase