Steuben Alabaster Glass Vase

DESCRIPTION: Steuben alabaster glass vase with black rim and footed base. Lead glass. Auction label from "Rockwell's" attached. Reference: Shape #7458, p. 296 Shown at page 36 in Steuben 1932 Catalog

Frederick Carder (English, 1863-1963) for Steuben alabaster glass vase, shape number 2683. 8.5" H x 8" diameter. Keywords: Vintage, Designer, British, Art glass, Vessels

DESCRIPTION: Steuben alabaster glass urn form vase with applied mirror black handles and rim. Frederick Carder and Boleslav Manikowski, co-designers. Lead glass with applied handles. Reference: Shape

White alabaster handles, 10" tall, excellent.

Bulbous stick form in Rosaline glass cut back to a swag and flower intaglio design, 10 1/2' ht.

Steuben Jade and Alabaster Glass Vase, made into a table lamp, having green jade glass body with alabaster twist on metal base, height 20 1/2 inches.

Steuben Art Deco Alabaster Glass Vase with flared rim and black glass foot, signed "Steuben" on base, 9.25" tall x 5" diameter, very good condition

Beautiful Vintage Jade & alabaster Steuben art glass vase. IN GOOD ORIGINAL AS FOUND CONDITION. Beautiful colors with Great quality and detail. Measures 10 ¼ inches tall.

Steuben Green Jade and Alabaster Glass Vase, circa 1920. Green jade glass vase, applied white alabaster handles. Underside with a polished pontil, very faint acid-etched Steuben fleur-de-lis mark. Wei

Pretty vintage Steuben Rosaline and alabaster art glass vase. No maker markings. Great quality and detail. In very good original as found condition. 5 ¾ inches tall x 4 1/8 wide at top.

Early 20th century Steuben American art glass bud vase, in stick form with circular foot. Done in opaque green to alabaster white color. Unsigned, polished pontil mark. Stands approx. 8"H. Third party

DESCRIPTION: Steuben rosaline cut to alabaster glass vase in Fircone pattern. Acid Etched Lead Glass. Reference: Shape #938, 257 Paul V. Gardner book Original pastel drawing of the piece done by Olive

Steuben black over alabaster ACB glass vase in the "Indian" pattern, 9 1/2" ht. Condition: vase is attached to a wooden base.

DESCRIPTION: Steuben green vase cut to alabaster, in the Great pattern, Cased acid etched lead glass. Shape #7444 Reference: Pictured p. 90 of Objects of Desire: The Art of Frederick Carder by Alan Sh

Carder Steuben Acid-Etched Green Jade and Alabaster Cameo Glass Vase Shape no. 938, 1920s In the Bird pattern, of classic urn form, decorated with birds perched on leafy branches, unsigned. Height 9 i

DESCRIPTION: A Steuben acid etched mirror black to alabaster glass vase with body decorated with floral patterns. Shape #7036. Pattern: Sculptured. CIRCA: Early 1900s. ORIGIN: USA. DIMENSIONS: H: 10"

Carder Steuben Art Deco Alabaster and Mirror Black Glass Two-Handled Vase Shape no. 7467, circa 1929-34 Of urn form, with applied M-form handles, signed Steuben on affixed paper label. Height 6 1/8 in

Vase Unmarked Steuben Alabaster Art Glass, 4.75" x 5", Optic Rib Design, Nice Color, Collection of David Halsted, Kansas

Vase, Unmarked Steuben Alabaster Art Glass, 4.5" x 5.75", Fluted Flared Rim, Collection of David Halsted, Kansas

Steuben alabaster footed urn form vase in Green Jade glass decorated with an ACB design of birds in trees, 9" ht. Condition: good with no defects found.

Steuben green jade glass and alabaster vase, early 20th century. Green jade glass vase with three stems attached to a center ball. Alabaster base and a pontil, apparently unsigned. Weight Approx., 1 l

Steuben green jade glass and alabaster vase, early 20th century. Fan-shaped green jade glass vase with ruffled texture. Alabaster base and a polished pontil, apparently unsigned. Weight Approx., 2 lbs

STEUBEN ACID CUTBACK / CAMEO ART GLASS VASE, Green to Alabaster, shape 6078, Fircone design, cut-notched rim, factory-polished base, polished pontil mark. Steuben Glass Works. Circa 1925. 6 7/8" H, 7

DESCRIPTION: Steuben mirror black vase cut to alabaster (with pecking) in Nedra pattern. Acid-etched lead glass. Shape # 6078, p. 278 Paul V. Gardner book. Fleur de Lis inscribed on side. Reference: S