Frederick Carder Steuben Amethyst Intarsia Bowl

Frederick Carter, U. K. (1863-1963). Frederick Carder Steuben Amethyst Intarsia Bowl in clear and amethyst, 1930. Signature is acid etched on side 'Fredrk Carder'. Measures 2.5"H x 5 3/8"W. Condition

DESCRIPTION: Steuben bowl with amethyst cintra handles and rim. Handles are in the "Matsu no Ke" design. Reference: Shape 3302 Shown on p. 143 in The Glass Of Frederick Carder by Paul V. Gardner CIRCA

DESCRIPTION: Steuben amethyst compote with spherical stem. Bowl, stem, and base are ribbed. Reference: Shape 3348 Shown on p. 173 in The Glass Of Frederick Carder by Paul V. Gardner CIRCA: 1903-1932 O

DESCRIPTION: Steuben colorless bowl with amethyst shading near the top. Marked on underside with Steuben trifoil-ribbon logo. Reference: Shape 7091 Shown on p. 145 in The Glass Of Frederick Carder by

DESCRIPTION: Steuben dark amethyst compote with spiral ribbed bowl and base. Reference: Shape 6043 Shown on p. 174 in The Glass Of Frederick Carder by Paul V. Gardner CIRCA: 1903-1932 ORIGIN: USA DIME

Rare Frederick Carder Steuben Blue Intarsia Glass GobletCirca 1930. Engraved Fredrk. Ca

Early Frederick Carder Steuben Gold Aurene iridescent glass bowl #204. SMarcjed Aurene and 204. With original Gold Foil Rockwell Gallery Sticker on the base. Measures 5 "x5"x2 1/4". Weight 9 oz. PROVE

Very Rare Black Steuben Glass acid etched Black Bowl designed and signed by Frederick Carder. Measures 12 1/4"x12 1/4"x4". Frederick Carder (1863-1963) was a glassmaker, glass designer, and glass arti

Steuben Rosaline and Alabaster Art Glass tazza circa 1920. Stunning pair They measures wide, 2.75” high.

Steuben Carder gold aurene glass bowl #2879. Frederick Carder for Steuben iridescent glass bowl. Very attractive pronounced aurene iridescence. Subtle crackle finish to edges. Signed "Aurene" and "287

Frederick Carder bowl for Steuben, c 1910, American, iridescent gold Aurene glass with pinched rim decoration, "Aurene" etched to underside with model # 2775, 3"h x 10"dia.

Frederick Carder (English, 1863-1963) for Steuben Amethyst Optic Glass Sherbet Underplate, shape #1692. 6" Diameter. Provenance: Property from a private estate in Boynton Beach, Florida. Keywords: Des

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

Frederick Carder (English, 1863-1963) for Steuben finger bowl (shape # 7725) and underplate in Flemish blue, bowl with acid etched "Steuben" fleur-de-lis maker's mark, dish apparently unsigned. Cup: 2

Steuben Carder green jade glass bowl, circa 1915. Frederick Carder for Steuben green jade glass square-shaped bowl with subtle wave to glass. Marked Steuben to underside. Weight Approx., 3 lbs Measure

Steuben footed compote form clear glass with a blue intarsia scrolling flower dŽcor, signed Frederick Carder, 7 1/2" ht. CONDITION: Good with no defects found

DESCRIPTION: Steuben amethyst, silverina, mica flecked vase with a diamond optic pattern worked into the glass. Reference: Shape 2917 Shown on p. 271 in The Glass Of Frederick Carder by Paul V. Gardne

DESCRIPTION: Steuben Amethyst vase with clear glass handles. Reference: Shape 2947 Shown on p. 271 in The Glass Of Frederick Carder by Paul V. Gardner CIRCA: 1903-1932 ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: D: 3.25"

A stunning set of eight sherbet bowls designed by Frederick Carder for Steuben, circa 1903-1932, hand-blown, shape # 5154, with clear glass bowl and Celeste Blue foot, polished pontils, unmarked, 2 5/

Frederick Carder (English, 1863-1963) for Steuben clear optic glass bowl with black cluthra glass ribbing, shape No. 6773, round and on four teardrop-shaped ball feet. 3.75" H x 12" diameter.

Frederick Carder (English, 1863-1963) for Steuben alabaster glass "Grotesque" bowl, shape number 7534, with four ribs and handkerchief edges. 5.5" H x 10" diameter. Keywords: Vintage, Designer, Britis

DESCRIPTION: Steuben glass amethyst colored lotus blossom sculpture. Stamped (pressed) and cut lead glass. Reference: Shape #6927, p. 236. Shown at p. 90 Ill. 138 of The Glass of Frederick Carder by P

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Steuben dark amethyst candlesticks with spiral ribbed sockets and bases. Reference: Shape 6270 Shown on p. 165 in The Glass Of Frederick Carder by Paul V. Gardner CIRCA: 1903-1932

DESCRIPTION: Steuben amethyst bottle with spiral ribbing. Stopper is reeded, bulbous, and hollow. Reference: Shape pictured in Oriental Orchid at Fig. 5.47, p. 128 of Frederick Carder and Steuben Glas