An American Amethyst Glass Compote, Probably Steuben

An American Amethyst Glass Compote, Probably SteubenA nicely shaped 8" tall amethyst compote, unsigned, but likely Steuben

Steuben (American), early 20th century. Group of amethyst glass tablewares comprising a footed compote with white accented rim, and a pair of low candlesticks (shape 6384). One candlestick marked appr

Compote, Steuben Art Glass, Solid Amethyst, 6.75" x 7", Twist Stem, Original Paper Label, Warren Taylor Collection, Kansas

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

Spreading form, blown glass with a well polished pontil, probably Steuben. Dia 25.8 cm. (10 1/8 in.)

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.

First quarter 20th century. Gold Aurene interior, ribbed bowl with shallow scalloped rim and ground polished pontil. Unsigned, probably Steuben. 4.5"h. 10"d.

American Clear Art Glass Footed Centerpiece Bowl, elegant form with applied teardrop shape embellishments to base, etched Steuben signature on foot, 5 3/4" high, 13 1/4" diam. Base scratches, otherwis

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

STEUBEN OPTIC-RIBBED ART GLASS COVERED COMPOTE, amethyst and colorless, shape 3154v, bowl with a folded over rim, raised on a double-knop stem and an amethyst ribbed globe, matching cover with a color

First quarter 20th century, brass base with lotus-shaped sockets, tassel -shaped stem and dish-shaped feet. Unsigned gold ribbed shades, probably Steuben. 16.5'h.

in the manner of STEUBEN GLASS WORKS, A TWENTY-FOUR PIECE SET OF TWISTED PINK OPTIC GLASS WITH CLEAR GLASS STEMS, PROBABLY AMERICAN, CIRCA 1940-1950, the partial service comprising three water goblets

Steuben (American), early 20th century. Carder era trumpet form blown glass vase in Amethyst. Appropriately marked to foot. Approx. h. 11.5", diam. 6.875".

Late 18th to first half 19th century Blown and pressed glass vessels, comprising a lavender candlestick, (probably Sandwich), an amethyst glass finger bowl, a light blue vase and a cobalt sugar bowl P

Steuben crystal footed swallow compote centerpiece. Crafted of fine quality American art glass crystal. Steuben script signature to bottom. Good overall condition with mild storage wear. Measures 4 1/

Manner of Steuben (American, founded 1903). A black amethyst glass vase with cased glass insert or liner. The bulbous vase with fire polished rim over a short neck and rounded shoulders tapering to a

STEUBEN TWIST-STEM ART GLASS OPEN COMPOTE, deep amethyst, shape 6734, plain bowl with a twist-stem with applied prunts, polished pontil mark, unsigned. Steuben Glass Works. Circa 1925. 5 7/8" H, 6 1/2

Steuben, (2) Aurene compotes, 20th c., American, blue iridescent glass, each marked "Aurene" and model number 2642 to underside, Kaufmann's Dept. store paper labels to underside, each 8"h x 6"dia Prov

Estate lot of a total of 3 American studio hand blown clear and colored art glass articles. Includes 1 x Steuben compote designed by James McNaughton # 7807. Circa 1940's. 1 x Steuben drinking water g

an Iridescent Vessel all probably Steuben, American, early 20th century, Rosaline and Alabaster bulbous form with green stopper, 4-1/4 in.; blue iridescent footed pear shape with teardrop stopper, 7 i

American origin studio hand crafted blown art glass footed compote pedestal bowl designed by George Thompson ( American, 1913 - 1981 ) ~ one of Steuben's respected glass designer / artist / sculptor.

Black amethyst table lamp with American centennial panel body shade. Glass is of fine quality as that of Baccarat and Steuben. Working condition and standing approx 30" tall overall to the top of fini

A Sandwich glass fluid lamp having an amethyst colored font with embossed American shields mounted on a white milk glass base, probably mid 19th century in very good condition. The unusual burner, not

Frederick Carder (English, 1863-1963) for Steuben Glass Works (American, founded 1903). A group of three pieces of rosaline and alabaster glass comprising a compote with rosaline bowl on alabaster ste