CARDER STEUBEN BLUE AURENE ART GLASS LOW BOWL

Frederick Carder (1863-1963) for Steuben blue Aurene art glass low bowl, early 20th c., shape no. 2775, with pinched rim, marked Aurene 2775, approx 3"h, 6.5"diam, 1lbs Start Price: $100.00

rich color, low pedestal base, 9 1/4" diameter, 6 1/2" tall, signed, #2862, excellent...Steuben’s Gold Aurene glass was one of the company’s earliest successes and showcased Carder’s talents wit

A STEUBEN BLUE AURENE ART GLASS LOW BOWL, EARLY 20TH CENTURY. Of compressed pillow form in blue glass raised on three applied feet and rolled inverted rim under an iridized silvery blue finish with p

Steuben Blue Aurene Art Glass Low Bowl. Signed and marked on base. Diamater: 10 in.

Two Steuben Aurene Glass Bowls20th century, first a Carder blue footed low bowl, pattern number 2586, inscribed "Aurene" and numbered to underside (10 in. dia.); and a calcite and aurene interior foot

Frederick Carder (1863-1963) for Steuben blue Aurene art glass vase, early 20th c., shape no. 2683, marked Aurene 2683, approx 10.25"h, 9.75"diam, 5.75lbs Start Price: $250.00

,New York,20th Century Iridescent blue and purple gradient bowl. Glass,3 5/8" x 8" dia., From the collection of a Westport, Massachusetts gentleman. Marked "Aurene" on bottom.

Steuben Blue Aurene Glass Low BowlThree footed low bowl, 10" diameter, marked Aurene 2586.

A FOUR PIECE GROUP OF CARDER STEUBEN GOLD AND BLUE AURENE ART GLASS, CIRCA 1900. Comprising a three part “tree trunk” bud vase with pulled ribs and prunts, a cylindrical footed perfume, and two b

Steuben Aurene iridescent art glass footed low bowl, signed on underside Aurene 2586. 2 1/2"H x 8"-diameter

BLUE AURENE ART GLASS CENTER BOWL. SIGNED AURENE #285. GOOD CONDITION. 10" DIAM x 3 1/2" H

Frederick Carder (1863-1963) for Steuben blue Aurene art glass perfume bottle/ atomizer, early 20th c., shape no. 6407, gilt metal lid, with blue glass cabochon, iridescent blue glass body, with etche

Steuben (American), circa 1925. Blue Aurene and Calcite iridescent center bowl with a wide downturned rim. Form 3579. Apparently unsigned. Approx. diam. 14.5" (full).

Steuben (American), early 20th century. Aurene blue footed glass bowl having wide splayed rim and short foot, model 2839. Having onion skin finish. Color and model number etched to underside. Approx.

Beautiful Stueben style blue aurene low art glass vase. The vase is in nice condition with a few very small flea bites in the inner rim. The vase measures approx. 2" tall x 8.25" in diameter.

1- Carder Steuben Blue Aurene Iridescent Candlestick. c. 1930-35, Signed. Shape #6270. Measures 5"x5"x10". Weight 12 oz. 2- Early Steuben Aurene Blue Aurene Iridescent Art Glass Vase. A round foot wit

AMAZING Steuben blue AURENE iridescent Art Glass urn shaped vase with applied scroll handles from the Frederick Carder era, c. early 1900's. This vase has vibrant electric blue iridescence with vivid

Steuben (American), early 20th century. Frederick Carder era acid cut-back art glass vase in Blue Aurene and green Pomona having etched stylized flowers and rays. Form 6904 with "debut" etching. Unsig

American, gold aurene vase with pinched ruffled rim, white millefiori flowers with vine and leaf decoration, signed "F. Carder/ Aurene", 2-1/2 x 4-7/8 in. - Provenance: Tom Dimitroff, Corning, New Yor

An antique blue aurene an calcite art glass bowl in the manner of Steuben offers round form with flared lip, unsigned, c1920. Measures - 2.5''H x 10.25''W x 10.25''D. *** OPTIONAL SHIPPING & DELIVERY

1- Early Steuben Aurene Blue Aurene Iridescent Art Glass Vase. Measures 4 3/4". Weight 9 oz. 2- Attributed to Victor Durand, this iridescent blue art glass vase with applied spider webbing; unmarked..

This is a signed steuben art glass blue Aurene hand blown vase. Aurene glass was one of the earliest color effects created by Frederick Carder for Steuben Glass Works. It was first made as an iridesce

Gold iridescent aurene interior with calcite exterior low bowl, very good condition, 10.5" diameter, 3" tall

Frederick Carder (English, 1863-1963) for Steuben Glass Works (American, founded 1903), circa 1910. A Blue Aurene iridescent art glass standing cologne or perfume bottle, shape #1414, the tapering cyl