A Steuben Glass Hippopotamus.

A Steuben Glass Hippopotamus. 4" x 4" x 8.5"

Steuben crystal hippo sculpture. Measures 6.75" long.

Signed Steuben Glass Hippopotamus- measures about 7 inches long by 3 1/2 inches tall; has two small factory made (?) indentations in the glass on the back of the neck area - otherwise no chips or crac

Steuben Glass Hippo. Signed on bottom. Measures 3.5" x 6"

Adorable crystal hippo figurine or paperweight showcasing a cheerful hippo with ears pinned back. Signed Steuben. Dimensions: 3.5"L x 1.75"W x 2"H Manufacturer: Steuben Country of Origin: United State

DESCRIPTION: A Steuben Art Glass Hippopotamus figurine, etched Steuben on the base. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: H. 2.75" x W. 6.25" CONDITION: Great condition. See lot description for

Large Steuben crystal hippopotamus glass figure, #8280, designed by George Thompson, signed on bottom. lg. 7 in. Condition: very good condition Provenance: Estate from Long Island, New York

[2] Steuben Crystal Glass Koala and Hippo Figurines size: 3.25 in. x 6.5 in. (hippo), 5.5 in. x 5.5 in. (koala) For more additional photos please 

All signed, comprising: two chicks, a horse head, a turtle, a bear, a cow, a hippopotamus, a dog with puppy, a monkey, a pig, a pelican, a goose, and a fortune cookie.  Dimensions: From 2" t

Steuben style but with illegible mystery etched signature. Measures approximately 6" L. THIRD PARTY SHIPPING REQUIRED.

Three signed Steuben Art Glass Figural Animals: A 5.5" tall Koala or Teddy Bear, excellent condition, minor shelf wear, a 6.5" long, Hippopotamus or Hippo in excellent condition with only minor shelf

STEUBEN CRYSTAL ART GLASS FIGURINES / PAPERWEIGHTS, LOT OF EIGHT, colorless, including a swimming goose and a standing goose, a cat with kitten, two pigs, a hippo, a ram, and a rat, each signed. Steub

Limited edition James A. Houston (Canadian 1921-2005), for Steuben (American 1903), "Hippopotamus Pool", 2004, colorless glass sculpture of a mother hippopotamus with its silver head appearing above t

A Group Of Thirteen Glass Animals. Comprising a Steuben cat, a Spode frog, a Spode seal, and a Spode hedgehog, a Holmegaard hippopotamus, a Buder horse, a figure of two mice signed illegibly and marke

DESCRIPTION: Rare Steuben Millefiori blue to white glass bowl. Bright finish lead glass.Color Plate XIV Signed "Frederick Carder" on underside. Provenance: Purchased From Sotheby's 1994 Reference: Sha

Steuben glass sculpture, engraved "Moby Dick", designed by Donald Pollard and Sidney Waugh, circa 1959, model #0055, in red leather fitted box. ht. 8 in., wd. 11 in. Condition: very good condition

Steuben glass Gazelle bowl with base. In great condition, base shows some minor shelf wear as well as the bottom of the bowl where it contacts the base. Measures approx 6.5" t. Signed Steuben on t

DESCRIPTION: Mirror black cut to alabaster vase, in (gazelle) Nimrod pattern c. 1927. Polished black around top and bottom rim. Cased, acid-etched lead glass. Shape #7034, p. 288 and pattern p. 263 of

Steuben Glass, Boy and Butterfly, crystal sculpture, designed by George Thompson, engraving designed by Tom Vincent, signed Steuben on bottom, edition of 25, circa 1970, fitted in red leather case, si

STEUBEN GLASS ''ICE HUNTER'' SCULPTURE: circa 1970, designed by James Archibald Houston of Corning New York, the rhodium plated sterling silver figure of an Inuit hunter in a kayak paddling through an

Steuben Glass "The Butterfly" , designed by George Thompson and Alexander Seidel in 1967, from the Artist's Exhibition Series, cast, cut and engraved, h. 7 7/8 in, w. 6 3/8 in, d. 3 1/8 in., with orig

A limited edition Steuben crystal sculpture depicting an 18k gold seal sitting atop a peaked rock formation, designed by James Houston. From a limited edition of 75. Signed Steuben to the underside ba

Steuben Glass "Cathedral" , designed by George Thompson in 1955, from the Artist's Exhibition Series, cast, cut and engraved, h. 15 3/4 in w. 3 in, 1 7/8 in Provenance: Morton's Auction Exchange, New

Steuben Glass "American Ballad" Bowl , designed by George Thompson and Sidney Waugh in 1942, free-blown, applied, tooled and engraved, h. 7 1/4 in, dia. 9 1/2 in Provenance: Jeffrey Purtell, NH, 2001;