A Steuben Glass Ram's Head Covered Bowl.

A Steuben Glass Ram's Head Covered Bowl. With etched maker's mark on the underside and dustbags 6 3/4" x 5 1/2"

Including- (1) Steuben covered bowl with Ram's head lid, (1) Steuben figural tree stump paperweight, and (1) crystal glass stand. Etched signature on the bottom of the bowl and paperweight.

STEUBEN GLASS RAM'S HEAD COVERED DISH Signed Steuben on base; Lid has ram's head top ; Condition - Scratches on bottom of vase, otherside good overall condition ; Measures: 7"H x 5.5"D

Steuben crystal compote candy dish with ram's head. Measures 7" tall 5.5" wide.

6pc Steuben bowls and rams head covered dishes. One embossed with lions club logo.

Steuben covered bowl / candy dish with ram's head finial to top. Signed to bottom. Measures 6 1/2" (16.5cm) height.

STEUBEN CRYSTAL RAM'S HEAD ART GLASS COVERED DISH, colorless lead glass, factory-polished base, signed, "STEUBEN". Steuben Glass Works. 20th century. 6 1/8" HOA, 5 1/4" D base rim.Undamaged.Provenance

Steuben Glass (American). Art Deco clear rams head candy dish. Signed at bottom. Good condition with mild surface wear to bottom. Measures 7 1/2 in. x 6 in. Hill Auction Gallery in house continental U

Two Steuben Glass Articles 20th Century comprising a centerpiece bowl with swordfish finial and a candy dish with ram's head finial. Height of first 11 7/8 x diameter 8 inches. Property from Palm Spri

A Collection of Glass Table Articles. Comprising a Steuben covered dish with ram form finial, a Steuben vase, a Steuben pitcher, an Orrefors vase, and a Daum Nancy center bowl Pitcher height: 9.25"

Group of Four Chinese Cinnabar Objects, 20th c., consisting of a censer; a baluster vase; a bottle and a ram's head covered bowl, Tall Vase- H.- 12 3/8 in., Dia.- 5 3/4 in., (4 Pcs.) Provenance: from

Pair of exquisite vintage Mid-Century Steuben hand blown lidded candy dishes. Rams head motif lid handle. Signed under bowls. Includes (3) Steuben dust bags. Originally designed in 1943 by Irene Bento

Steuben lidded center bowl, the circular lid handle formed as a ram's head above the conforming tapered bowl, signed at underside, 6.5"h, 6.5/8"diameter, 1.5lbs Start Price: $100.00

Imperial Glass Rams Head Center Piece Bowl and Footed Bowl

Steuben Glass 'New Hampshire' Covered Footed Bowl, from Steuben's 'United States in Crystal Series', #227, ca. 1959, in clear leaded glass, front engraved 'New Hampshire', 'The Devil and Daniel Webste

Early 20th Century. Comprising a French Gien molded oval platter, a Wedgwood Eturia molded covered soup tureen with underplate, the tureen with rams head handles, a covered sugar bowl, five cups and s

Three Steuben glass vessels including: 1.) Condiment covered bowl ("as-is", with finial damaged); 2.) Scallop bowl; and 3.) bowl. In overall good condition.

20th Century, Spreading Bowl On Putti Supports, Acanthus Base, Height 16, Width 14, Depth 11 Inches, Base Repaired, Associated Glass Bowl And Ram Head Handles. See Photos For Additional Condition Info

Two Regency-style silver plate and glass bowls with ram's heads.

(lot of 9) Steuben glass tableware, consisting of Candy Dish with Ram's Head Finial 7936 designed by Inka Benton, 7"h; Cornucopia Vase 8122 designed by Donald Pollard, 7.25"h.pair of Low Candlesticks

Marked Belmar Wedgwood Etruria, England. French Floral Basket, including lidded covered casserole bowl with ram head handle h. 5 1/2'' diam. 7 3/4'', master gravy boat h. 5 1/2, W, 9'' D, 7'', oval

Antique Early Pressed Etched Glass bowl with Gilt Ram’s Head DESCRIPTION: Early pedestal glass bowl with gilt rim and ram's heads flanking either side and etched glass border. DIMENSIONS: 10 1/2&rdq

A pair of J.E. Caldwell sterling silver serving bowls having scalloped glass inserts and pierced bodies with ribbon and bellflower swag, and ram's head mounted handles. Bases marked "J.E. Caldwell / S

A pair of English sterling silver bowls having glass liners, pierced bowl having rams head mounts adjoined by foliate swag, and raised on three hoof feet. Both hallmarked, one with Thomas, London stam