A Group of Three Steuben Glass Articles, Diameter

A group of three Steuben glass articleslate 19th/early 20th centuryComprising a green glass compote, etched factory mark, height 8 1/4in, diameter 7in; cranberry cut to clear sherbet, etched factory f

base wear, scratches. Largest: 2 1/4" high, 16" diameter. Provenance: Property of a New York City Collector.

A Group of Three Glass Articles two with etched details. Diameter of largest 4 3/4 inches. Provenance: Property from a Private Collection, Spooner, Wisconsin

Group of three Steuben glass bowls, comprising one footed bowl, one asymmetrical, and one with two handles. Largest: 2.25" H x 8.125" diameter. Light scratches to surface.

Group of three Steuben glass bowls, comprising one footed bowl, one asymmetrical, and one with two handles. Largest: 2.25" H x 8.125" diameter. Light scratches to surface.

Comprising: green and lavender vase, signed and dated 1990, height 7 1/2"; blue bowl, signed and dated 1996, length 15 1/2"; and a blue and gold bowl with controlled bubbles, signed, diameter 13 3/4".

A GROUP OF THREE VARIOUS CUT AND MOLDED GLASS TABLE ARTICLES, MODERN, comprising a tall cylindrical flower vase, height: 9", diameter: 5 1/4"; a candy dish with scalloped rim, height: 3 1/4"; diameter

Comprising three bowl and two pairs of candlesticks. Candlesticks 9"h

Steuben EARLY 20TH CENTURY a group of three gold Aurene glass articles, comprising a goblet, dish and shade goblet etched Aurene to underneath Height of goblet 6 inches Estimate $ 300-500

Group of (27) colorless glass bowls, (3) marked Steuben, largest 6" diameter.

Group of three assorted art glass shades including Steuben and Quezal. All 2 1/4" fitters. Left shade is Steuben, 5 1/2" tall x 4 3/4" diameter. Center shade is pulled feather and gold threaded Quezal

Steuben a group of 5 glass articles, comprising three vases and two compotes three with acid etched mark to underneath Height of tallest 13 1/2 inches Estimate $ 300-500

Various Makersgroup of glass articles, three:1) Union Glass Co., Kew-Blas, tumbler with pinched sides, Somerville, Massachusetts, gold iridescent glass, etched signature2) Steuben Glass Works, fan sha

A Group of Iridescent Glass Articles American, late 19th/early 20th Century includes a Quezal gold vase marked Quezal on the underside, three Quezal calcite small bowls and Steuben footed bowl. vase h

Steuben EARLY 20TH CENTURY a group of four satin glass articles, including three vases and a shade Height of 8 inches Estimate $ 300-500

A Group of Glass Table Articles 20th Century Comprising: A pair of Steuben two-light candelabra; A pair of Kosta Boda candlesticks; A pair of Asta Stromberg candlesticks; A Lalique ashtray; A Steuben

A group of sterling silver table articles. Comprised of two sterling open salt cellars, supported on three lion face paw feet and having cobalt blue glass liners, 2.75" diameter. Together with a pair

Three Steuben Glass Articles 20th Century comprising a compote, a footed bowl and a punch bowl, each with acid-etched Steuben marks to the underside. Height of tallest example 7 5/8 inches. Property f

comprising a tall cranberry hollow stem with swirl pattern; a clear glass with bulbous hollow twist stem with applied blue bosses; and a low Carder amber with deep bowl and flared rim. Largest: 7 1/4"

Three Steuben glass articles: bowl [3 1/2" H x 7 1/2" W], a compote [2 1/2" H x 8" W], and a vase [8 1/2" H x 4" W]. All signed and numbered.

A group of Steuben glass articles20th centuryComprising light topaz glass compote with cobalt blue rim and prunts, two rosaline and alabaster vases, pair of acid cut rosaline and alabaster sherbets, t

A Group of Steuben Glass Articles 20th Century comprising a pair of teardrop candlesticks, a candelabra, a globular tall vase and a footed bowl; each signed Steuben. Height of tallest 13 1/2 inches. T

American, 20th century. A group of three glass paperweights or figurines by Steuben, lot includes a snail, a polar bear and a fish, each with Steuben marks to base; largest ht. 4 x wd. 7 inches. Overa

Steuben Glass Works (Corning, NY, founded 1903) Compote & Two Bowls colored glass unsigned 3 x 6 inches (first) 2 3/4 x 5 inches (third)