STEUBEN VERRE DE SOIE GLASS CENTERPIECE BOWL

STEUBEN VERRE DE SOIE ART GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX, comprising five vases including two waisted examples and one with an engraved monogram, and a shape 5195 footed centerpiece bowl, each with a poli

Carder Steuben Glass Center Piece Bowl and a Matching Pair of Candlesticks. All Hand Blown done in Verre de Soie Glass with green reeding. This was Frederick Carder's Favorite Glass he formulated. Ver

DESCRIPTION: Steuben Verre de soie glass footed vase with spherical form and ruffled rim made by Frederick Carder at the Steuben Glass Works. It is an iridescent glass of soft white with iridescent fi

Steuben iridescent Verre de Soie glass bowl, early 20th century. Iridescent glass bowl with flared mouth and a polished pontil, apparently unsigned. Weight Approx., 1.5 lbs Measures Approx., 10 inches

Steuben iridescent Verre de Soie glass bowl, early 20th century. Iridescent glass bowl with a polished pontil, apparently unsigned. Weight Approx., 2 lbs Measures Approx., 7.5 inches diameter x 3.75 i

Steuben Verre de Soie Glass Center Bowl Etched Flowers pattern by Hawkes. Size: 3h x 8dia

and under plate, 6" diameter, unsigned, excellent....Steuben glass was made at the Steuben Glass Works of Corning, New York. The factory, founded by Frederick Carder and T.G. Hawkes, Sr., was purchase

Beautiful Steuben "Verre De Soie" art glass bowl with red reeding. The bowl is in nice condition with only two very small flea bites in the red reeding. Measures 8-1/8" in diameter x 3-1/2" tall and i

Steuben iridescent Verre de Soie large glass bowl, early 20th century. Iridescent large glass bowl with flared mouth and a polished pontil, apparently unsigned. Weight Approx., 3 lbs Measures Approx.,

Pair Steuben iridescent Verre de Soie glass open salt dish and small bowl, early 20th century. Iridescent glass salt dish and small bowl with crimped edges. Polished pontil, apparently unsigned. Weigh

Early 20th Century, the translucent iridescent white glass bowl of squat form, with eight apertures radiating from central opening, apparently unmarked, possibly Steuben Verre de Soie. Dimensions: 2.5

Verre de Soie Art Glass Vase and Bowl Attributed to Steuben early 20th century, the vase with an iridescent blue rim, the bowl with a polished pontil, both unsigned. h. 12", dia. 7-1/2" and h. 3", dia

STEUBEN ATTRIBUTED VERRE-DE-SOIE IRIDESCENT ART GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, colorless iridescent, comprising a Swirled trumpet vase, a ribbed bowl, and two Swirl-Optic bowls, each having a polished p

ca. 1900 Art Nouveau blown and ribbed 'verre de soie' iridescent art glass 5 pc epergne centerpiece with calla lily form vase inserts, possibly manufactured by Steuben during Frederick Carder's tenure

Two Verre de Soie Glass fan Vases, each having ruffle edge bowl, one set on clear stem with round base, unfinished pontil, the other frosted, attributed to Steuben, heights 12 1/4 and 10 1/2 inches.

ASSORTED ART GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising an iridescent Loetz-type with a lobed base, Steuben Verre de Soie finger bowl, a blue iridescent insert with a spurious Tiffany Studios signature,

Carder Steuben Verre de Soie Bowl Size: 14 x 14 x 5 1/2 in.

Carder Steuben Verre de Soie Bowl. Size: 14 x 14 x 5 in.

An early 20th century Steuben Verre de Soie Art Glass vase with Celeste Blue trim. Shape #938, bulbous form with flared lip and foot. Unmarked, minor surface wear. 7" diameter x 8 1/2" high. ESTIMATE

Large Steuben Verre De Soie Bowl with Turquoise Rim.

An antique pair of Steuben candlesticks offer balustrade form in hand blown Verre De Soie glass (glass of silk), unmarked and guaranteed to be Steuben of Corning, New York, 20th century.Measures: 8" h

Three Piece of Steuben Verre De Soie Glass. Comprising a plate with pink lip, a flared mouth vase, and a covered round box. None of the pieces are marked Vase: 6.75" x 7"

White iridescent glass compote. Twist stem. size: 8 1/4" height, 7" wide; condition: very good

DESCRIPTION: Steuben Verre de Soie clear glass candlestick. Stem is in a twisted figure-8 pattern. Reference: Shape 5092 Shown at p. 163 in The Glass Of Frederick Carder by Paul V. Gardner CIRCA: 1903