John Derian Footed Glass Bowl

John Derian Footed Glass Bowl. Measures approx. - 8" high x 7 3/4" diameter.

Signed Steuben Crystal Blown Glass Scroll Footed Console Bowl John Dreves design, 10 5/8" x 4" tall

Beautiful Steuben Glass low footed bowl by John Dreves. The bowl measures approx. 3-1/2" tall x 10-1/2" in diameter and is in great condition. Signed on the base.

Unmarked 3 1/4 x 8 3/4 inches.

Description: Northwood footed bowl in grape and cable pattern. History: Harry Northwood who founded company was the son of John Northwood a noted maker of English cameo glass. He came to America in 18

Description: Northwood amethyst footed bowl. Daisy and Plume pattern. Marked inside bottom underlined N. History: Harry Northwood who founded company was the son of John Northwood a noted maker of Eng

Description: Northwood amethyst sherbet dish. It is marked on inside bottom with an underlined N in a circle. History: Harry Northwood who founded company was the son of John Northwood a noted maker o

Antique Victorian Cranberry Cut Glass Footed Shell Bowl. Measures 9"x9 1/2"x31/2". Weight 2 pds 7 oz. PROVENANCE: The Estate of Mrs. John Rutherfoord Bennett, by descent.

STEUBEN GLASS LOW FOOTED BOWL, H 3", DIA 8":Raised on four scrolled feet. Originally designed by John Dreves, catalog number 7967; signed. Measures H.2 3/4", Dia.8". For a high resolution photo

Steuben Glass Bowl seated on cylindrical round ball footed base. Creator: Designed by John Dreves for Steuben Glass c.1939 Materials and Techniques The Steuben signature is engraved on the bottom. App

Description: Fenton marigold ball footed ruffled bowl in Two Flowers pattern. History: Fenton opened for business in 1905 under the direction of Frank L. Fenton with the help of his brother, John W. F

Description: Northwood dome footed bowl with Three Fruits pattern. History: Harry Northwood who founded company was the son of John Northwood a noted maker of English cameo glass. He came to America i

Description: Fenton ball footed marigold bowl in Stag and Holly pattern. History: Fenton opened for business in 1905 under the direction of Frank L. Fenton with the help of his brother, John W. Fenton

Bowl, Six-Sided, Decorated Burmese Art Glass, 3” x 4", Footed, Nice Color, John Lolley Estate. Mr. Lolley Regularly Marked Items In His Collection With A Museum Quality Pen - These Markings Can Be E

Mid-20th Century; Corning, New York Each signed: Steuben Comprising one footed bowl with wavescroll designs to foot, one ovoid bowl with pulled foot, and one "Floret" bowl with loop designs, 3 piece

Carved with prunus blossoms wrapped around footed bowl. 2 1/2 x 6 inches Condition: Good Temp No 6256

Circa 1904-1933; Corning, New York Unsigned Each footed bowl gold iridescent Aurene glass shaded pink with opaque white exterior, comprising a tall flared bowl with onion skin to rim and a low bowl

Raised on footed columns with enclosed air drop. Height 3 3/4 inches. Together with it original box and (11) felt bags. Condition: Very good

Footed Rose Bowl, Cased Art Glass, 3” x 5", Attributed To Stevens & Williams, White Exterior, Pink Interior, Clear Applied Feet, Light Polish To Feet, John Lolley Estate. Mr. Lolley Regularly Marked

Footed Center Bowl, Cased Art Glass, 7.75” x 11", Blue And White Satin, Melon Ribbed, Four Applied Frosted Glass Feet, Ruffled Rim, John Lolley Estate. Mr. Lolley Regularly Marked Items In His Colle

Footed Rose Bowl, Stevens & Williams Art Glass, 3.5” x 3.5", Blue Opalescent Body, Amber Applied Feet, Applied Decor, John Lolley Estate. Mr. Lolley Regularly Marked Items In His Collection With A M

Footed Ruffled Bowl, Tortoise Shell Art Glass, 4.5” x 8", Jack In Pulpit Shape, John Lolley Estate. Mr. Lolley Regularly Marked Items In His Collection With A Museum Quality Pen - These Markings Can

Including: 9 1/2 inch iridescent pitcher with applied medallions and handle (unmarked but believed to be Stueben), 5 inch pearl vase, footed bowl 6 inches (diameter) and a heavy pink Murano glass (lab

Early 20th century, the first with Egginton maker's mark, an oblong serving dish (2.5'' H x 14'' W x 8.625'' D), the second with Hawkes maker's mark, a footed circular bowl, (4.375'' H x 9'' Dia.), 2