Steuben Amethyst Bowl

Steuben Amethyst Bowl - Shape #7699. Size: 12 x 7 x 4 in.

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

A Steuben Amethyst Glass Bowl. With acid banner mark 6" x 10" x 5.5"

Optic conical form in purple glass with optic ribs, 8" wide. Condition: good with no defects found.

DESCRIPTION: Steuben Amethyst Quartz footed bowl. Designed with blue flecks and acid etched floral decoration. Satin finished with buffed highlights. Shape #6856. Cased, acid-etched, fumed lead glass

American, 20th century. Early style form with folded rim, ribs and foot. Polished pontil. Unmarked. 4"h. 9.75"d.

Signed STEUBEN Amethyst to Clear Handkerchief Bowl. Signed on base bottom. Steuben. Size: 6.5h 11.75w

SGND. STEUBEN AMETHYST CUT TO CLEAR BOWL, 4.75"H X 7.75" DIAM.

Steuben art glass low center bowl features flared amethyst glass bowl on circular foot, circa 1930. Measures: 4.13" height x 12" width, 12" diameter. ***IN-HOUSE SHIPPING & DELIVERY QUICK QUOTES AVAIL

SET 3 STEUBEN AMETHYST HAND BLOWN GLASS BOWLS 15.5" DIA.

Steuben 20TH CENTURY an amethyst glass bowl acid etched Steuben to underneath Height 5 1/2 inches Estimate $300-500

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

Steuben etched glass center bowl, amethyst with clear etched glass flowers, marked 'Steuben' in block letters on bottom, ht. 3", top 9" x 14". Provenance: The Estate of Ed Brenner, Short Hills N.J.

Steuben 20TH CENTURY an amethyst glass center bowl partial label to underneath Height 3 1/2 inches Estimate $300-500

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

(9) Steuben style cordials, amethyst stem, yellow optic bowl, 5-5/8"H, unsigned

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Steuben colorless bowls, one with amethyst shading near the top and one with blue shading near the top. Amethyst piece is marked with Steuben trifoil-ribbon logo on underside; blu

Includes large bowl, and small bowl with matching saucer, Large bowl measures 4 1/2 x 11 3/4 x 11 3/4in.

A Steuben Amethyst and Clear Glass Compote. Twisted stem bears applied amethyst glass dots. Threaded amethyst glass over clear bowl. Unsigned Height: 6.25"

Bowl, Unmarked Steuben Art Glass, Amethyst, 10.75", Polished Pontil Base, Warren Taylor Collection, Kansas

Three Pieces of Steuben Amethyst Glass Corning, New York, early 20th century, all unmarked, low footed bowl, polished pontil, ht. 2 1/4, dia. 10, flat-rimmed bowl, polished pontil ht. 2 1/2, dia. 8, c

Carder era Steuben opal and amethyst cintra goblet, circa 1920, having a conical opal glass bowl rising on a twisted clear and amethyst cintra glass stem terminating in a circular foot having a ground