STEUBEN JADE GREEN GLASS SHERBET & UNDER PLATE

green jade and alabaster, 4" tall, 6" diameter underplate, unsigned, excellent.........Frederick Carder (1863–1963), a gifted English designer, managed Steuben Glass Works from its founding in 1903

Carder Steuben green jade sherbet and underplate shape no. 6394, engraved in the "York" pattern. 3" H x 5" diameter (the sherbet)

8 Steuben green jade glass dessert plates. Marked Steuben to the underside base. Weight Approx., 8 lbs Measures Approx., 8.75 inches diameterDomestic Shipping: $40

(8) Pcs Steuben green jade and alabaster glass sherbets 3-3/4" h, with underplates, one sherbet cracked

STEUBEN GREEN JADE ART GLASS - ENGRAVED PLATES, LOT OF TWO, each with York engraved decoration, each with a factory-polished base, one with an acid-stamped signature. Steuben Glass Works. Circa 1925.

Plate, Unmarked Steuben Green Jade Art Glass, 8.5", Private Texas Collection

STEUBEN GREEN JADE ART GLASS TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising a plate, two saucers/underplates, and a shallow bowl; one saucer with an acid-stamped signature. Steuben Glass Works. Circa 1925. 6

golden aurene on calcite, 4 3/4" tall, 6" tall, unsigned, excellent.Aurene glass was made by Frederick Carder of New York about 1904. It is an iridescent gold, blue, green, or red glass, usually marke

pedestal base compote shape with 6" diameter under plate...When collectors think of Steuben glass, two distinct styles come to mind. The first was pioneered by Steuben co-founder Frederick Carder in 1

ASSORTED STEUBEN ART GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a shape 6241 bowl having a Green Jade bowl and Alabaster flaring foot, and a colorless plate with applied Gold Ruby threading; each with an

STEUBEN REEDED ART GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF NINE, colorless with applied green reeding, comprising four plates, a small bowl, a small vase, a sherbet and underplate with each having scattered air bubble

Including a amber sherbet, an amber and Celeste blue parfait, a green and Rosa parfait, with two aqua marine sherbets and one underplate. Tallest 4" ht. Condition: all good except for a small chip on

Two Steuben Jade Green Glass Vases, American, Early 20th Century, Each Baluster Urn Form With White Handles, One With Associated Glass Stand Adhered To Base, 10.5. 6.5 X 5 And 12 X 6.5 X 5 Inches, Sma

with opaline alabaster applied handles. Circa 1920, during Frederick Carder era. 12 3/4" high, 8" diameter.

DESCRIPTION: Steuben Jade Green Glass Flower Block. Lead glass two tier with center hole with (8) surrounding holes. Reference: Shape #3269, p 237 Paul V. Gardner. Illustrated at p. 179 in Revis, Amer

A Steuben Jade Green Glass and Gilt Bronze Table Lamp. With black glass handles. Steuben form #8002 Glass Height: 10"

A Steuben Jade Green Glass Bowl. Unsigned 2.5" x 14.5"

From the Frederick Carder era. Measures 9" tall, with the lid on. Bowl measures 8.75" in diameter. It is a little on the heavy side. It Looks to be in nice Overall condition, with some small nicks on

Steuben Jade Green Vase: Rectangular vase with curved edges and a wave pattern. Style number 6199. Provenance:

Diameter: 10 in. Please contact Nic at Info@premiershipment.com for a shipping quote prior to bidding. Please keep in mind that all items are sold as is and conditions should be asked prior to sale.

The unique example with tooled flower petals in alabaster atop the blown, gracefully sloping cover in Steuben's jade green glass fitted to the compote form base with dramatically rolled rim over a kno

American, 20th century, unsigned, squat baluster form with conforming lid with teardrop finial, jade green over alabaster, etched "Matzu" pattern with flowering branches, 6 x 4 in. Provenance: Private

An antique vase or small pot by Steuben offers jade green art glass construction with cutback design of flowers, c1930Measures- 6.25''H x 6.5''W x 6.5''D. *** OPTIONAL SHIPPING & DELIVERY - While onsi

An antique bowl by Steuben offers jade green art glass construction, unsigned, c1930Measures- 4''H x 7.5''W x 7.5''D. *** OPTIONAL SHIPPING & DELIVERY - While onsite retrieval is always welcome at no