Two heavy weighted Steuben style glass dish

Description: Two heavy weighted Steuben style candle holders. Material: Crystal; Measurement approximate: 9” H Shipping cost: $35 Different rate to California, Hawaii and Alaska applies.

Large Steuben Glass Serving Dish, with molded glass feet, signed "Steuben" on underside; together with two unmarked glass serving dishes: one a Lazy Susan style and the other with textured glass; 3 pi

Two Baccarat Crystal Paperweights. Including on fleur-de-lis and one ink pen form. Together with two Steuben glass dishes (larger: 3" x 8.5" x 6") Pen length: 7.5"

Including a Gold Aurene scalloped rim finger bowl with underplate signed Aurene together with a Gold Aurene on Calcite tray, largest 8" wide. Condition: good with no defects found

Two Steuben Glass Serving Dishes 20th Century each with acid-etched Steuben marks to the underside. Diameter of larger example 13 inches. Property from the Estate of an Elegant Lady, Texas

Group of Three Steuben Style Glass Candy DishesGroup of Three Steuben Style Glass Candy Dishes, unsigned.Used condition, wear, scratches.3-1/2"h x 7"w x 6"d

Two Steuben glass nappy dishes. Dimensions: 3” X 9”

Two Steuben, Michael Graves,archaic style glass pieces to include a large bowl on iron base and a tall vase on iron base with original box. bowl: height 4 3/4 inches, diameter 13 1/2 inches vase: heig

20th C. Together with two Murano style glass swan-form dishes. 3 pieces Duck: 10"h x 14"l x 7"w Swan: 5"h x 6"l x 4-1/2"d

Pair of Steuben Glass heavy round dishes with deep intaglio cut Clipper Ship scenes. 7-1/2" diameter. 1-1/4" high. Both signed with etched signature on rims.

comprising five Mary Gregory pieces, Vaseline glass dish, two Waterford style decanters, two sugar shakers and bell. Largest: 11 1/4" high, 5" diameter. Scuffing, wear to bottoms of bases, a few fleab

To include two weighted candlesticks and sterling silver footed glass dish. All marked to bottom. Tallest candlestick measures approximately 6" high.All sales are subject to Bremo Auctions Terms & Con

Two Victorian style hand-blown glass candy or nut dishes, c. 19th or 20th century. Good condition commensurate with age and use; please see photos for details. Approximate dimensions: basket 6" h.

Two Steuben Glass Bowls. Together with a Steuben glass olive dish Larger Bowl: 3.75" x 7"

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

American, 20th century. A pair of glass Steuben compotes, each with round dish and shaped supports on base, each marked Steuben on base; ht. 4.75 x dia. 10 inches. Overall good condition.

Two glass ash trays and one candy dish. weight: 4 pounds.

Two Weighted Sterling Silver Compotes. Together with three sterling silver and glass dishes, two pairs of salt and pepper shakers, a pair of sterling silver coasters and a sterling silver and etched g

Pair Wall Sconces, Heavy Brass, 12.75" x 12" approximately, Vine And Branch Design, Electrified, Each Sconce Is Holding An Unmarked Steuben Style Art Glass Light Shade Which Is White With Gold Feather

Circa 1920s Unsigned Possibly blue "Moss Agate" by Steuben, in the form of shape no. 8023, the two-light table lamp with a baluster-form, marbled blue and green art glass base mounted on a gilt-bron

Circa 1920s-1930s Unsigned Possibly by Steuben, the two-light table lamp with a hexagonal, column-shaped cased and acid-etched cameo glass base cut from black to mottled blue, purple, and pink with

Pair of Steuben Style Colorless Glass Candlesticks, 10-3/4"h. Together with a Steuben colorless cigarette urn and ashtray. 5-1/2"l Also including six shaped glass and painted nut dishes.

Lot of sterling silver items, including 5 pedestal cups (two weighted) [tallest: 3 x 3 inches], a tazza-style nut dish and 2 British Airways Concorde Sheffield silver pill boxes. Also includes a silve

golden iridescent with purple hue, 2.5" diameter, 2" tall, signed, excellent....When collectors think of Steuben glass, two distinct styles come to mind. The first was pioneered by Steuben co-founder