Steuben Crystal Squirrel 1963

Steuben crystal squirrel vintage design date of 1963. Measures 5 inches high. Number 8120. Animal figurine collectible. Excellent condition.Etched Signature Baccarat France.

DESCRIPTION: Two Steuben crystal sculptures: one of a seated squirrel and one of a squirrel on all fours. Pieces are marked "Steuben" on underside. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: H: 3.5-6

Estate collection lot of 20th century American studio handcrafted crystal art glass Hand Cooler / paperweights. Includes one (1) Squirrel. One (1) Rabbit . One (1) Dog Labrador Retriever K9 dog head.

Designed in 1999 by Lloyd Atkins (American,1922-2002). Associated as being a symbol of industriousness. Company founded by Frederick Carder and Thomas Hawkes in Corning, New York in 1903. Factory clos

Steuben crystal Squirrel & Chipmunk. Each signed. Dimensions: 5.5" and 6.75" H Provenance: Property from the Estate of Werner Sonn, former President of Patek Philippe, USA.

STEUBEN SEATED CRYSTAL SQUIRREL signed, original box and felt bag, 6.5in.

Steuben signed figurine of a sitting squirrel signed on bottom. Measures 6.75"H x 3.5"L x 2"W. Steuben owl figurine signed on bottom. Measures 2.5"H x 1.75"W x 1.5"L. Condition report: squirrel is mis

Figurine Signed Steuben Solid Crystal, "Squirrel", 4.25" x 4.75", Model #8120, Private Collection

"VINTAGE STEUBEN CRYSTAL GLASS SQUIRREL ANIMAL NATURE FIGURINE SCULPTURE | COLLECTIBLE CRISTAL STYLE ART GLASS DECORATIVE HOME DECOR -4"" X 5"" X 2"" APPROX-VERY GOOD CONDITION, MINOR SURFACE SCRATCHE

THREE STEUBEN CRYSTAL FIGURES OF A MINK, SQUIRREL, AND BEAVER, SIGNED, LATE 1970s, each hand engraved "Steuben" on underside and comprising a vertical mink with diamond inset eyes (8334), height: 7 3/

Modern American clear glass figurine depicting a bushy-tailed squirrel. Inspired by historical hand-cooling practices of the where young ladies used glass to cool their hands at dances. Signed Steuben

Both signed "Steuben" crystal art glass figurines, a Squirrel 8291 and Lovers 8253 by Katherine Souza, , two bags and one box, very good condition, tallest 6.5"

A Steuben crystal two piece art glass vase bowl and stand. Titled, "Gazelle Bowl," designed 1935 by artist Sidney Waugh (1904-1963). A Deco Moderne work with a sphere shaped bowl, featuring elegant en

Steuben (American), last quarter 20th century. Lloyd D. Atkins designer (American, 1922-2002), introduced 1963 - giraffe figurine (shape 8119) in colorless leaded glass, elongated form, on a domed bas

Designed in 1963 by Lloyd Atkins (American, 1922 -2002). Catalog # 8199. Depicted with elongated form on a domed base. Company founded by Frederick Carder and Thomas Hawkes in Corning, New York in 190

A pair of gazelle bookends or table decorations designed by Sidney Waugh (1904-1963), circa 1934, Steuben shape number 7399, listed as table decorations in the Carder catalog, signed Steuben under the

Designed by Sidney Waugh ( American, 1904-1963). Issued circa 1933 -1937. Catalog # 7729. Features this pouter pigeon with chest puffed out. Company founded by Frederick Carder and Thomas Hawkes in Co

Designed in 1937 by Sydney Waugh ( American, 1904-1963). An unique prestigious and widely recognized business gift to this day. Good condition. No chips, cracks or repairs. Measures 5 in. x 2 3/4 in.

Two modern Lalique and Steuben "critters". First a 4 3/8 inch signed Lalique France paperweight of a fluffy tailed squirrel in frosted amber in original fitted box. Second a signed Steuben crystal "bu

An American Steuben colorless crystal art glass figure of a Clydesdale Horse, model number 7727, designed by Sidney Waugh, American, 1904 to 1963. marked with an etched mark, Steuben, on underside of

FIVE STEUBEN AND BACCARAT CRYSTAL ANIMALS 20th Century Includes a beaver by Lloyd Atkins, height 6”, a squirrel, height 6.5”, a fish, length 5”, and a leaping dolphin, height 5”, all by Steube

A Steuben Copper Wheel Engraved Crystal Bowl on Base 20th century Gazelle Bowl designed by Sidney Waugh (American, 1904-1963) in 1985, signed on the base. Height 7 inches. Estimate $600-800

Iridescent Loetz art glass goblet signed on the base " F. Carder-Steuben" Frederick Carder (September 18, 1863- December 10, 1963) Frederick Carder and Thomas J. Hawkes (of Hawkes crystal) co-founded

Steuben Glass, New York. Glass design by Paul Schulze. Engraving design by Tom Vincent. Molded, engraved and frost etched. Signed Steuben and 3.10 on right lower side. In hinged lid red presentation c