(7) Carder era Steuben sherbets and underplates

Set of (7) Carder era Steuben sherbets and underplates, shape 2680, in green jade over alabaster, having flared rims and pedestal bases with no apparent marks, including (7) sherbets, 3.75"h x 4"dia,

Carder Steuben 2680 Amethyst Optic Rib Sherbets & Under plates 1920This is a pair of Carder era Steuben 2680 Amethyst Optic Rib sherbets and under plates. The sherbets stand 3-7/8" tall and measure 3-

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

Carder era Steuben calcite over gold aurene sherbet, having a flared bowl rising on a cylinder stem, ending in a circular foot, Steuben shape number 1526, apparently unmarked, 4"h x 4"dia.

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Frederick Carder-era Steuben iridescent gold Aurene glass sherbets, shape #2361, each featuring twisted stem with blue Aurene accents. One sherbet marked on underside with "Aurene

Steuben Selenium Red Vase. Cylindrical flaring form with everted lip on a ring foot, unmarked. 7 1/2"x10". Weight 2 pds 4 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

Two signed Steuben Carder era swirl vases-aqua and pale blue 7" x 6.5"

Frederick Carder( English / American, 1863-1963) for Steuben (American), early 20th century. Opal and aurene gold sherbet and underplate, form 2680. Apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 3.875" (sherbet), d

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

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

Beautiful Steuben Frederick Carder Era Gold Aurene Compote #2604. The compote measures 6" tall and the top diameter is 6-7/8". Signed Aurene 2604 on the base.

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

These four Steuben pieces are a sherbets with underplates.  They are calcite with gold aurene iridescence.  Each goblet stands approx 3 7/8" tall, underplate is approx 5 3/4" across.

Carder era Steuben green and gold aurene pulled feather vase, having a flared and shaped rim above a tapering ovoid body with green and gold aurene pulled feather design, Steuben shape number 521, mar

Carder era Steuben translucent cobalt and clear glass vase, of cylinder form with polka-dot T-114 engraving, the whole resting on a circular clear foot, having a ground pontil and maker's mark, Steube

Carder era Steuben covered urn with a fruit finial, executed in amber and black jade, of urn form with a polychrome apple finial, the whole resting on a circular foot, Steuben shape number 3114, appar

Carder era Steuben cintra glass figural marmalade jar, the orange form having a green stem and white blossom applied to the cover, the body, lid, and underliner executed in orange cintra glass, Steube

Carder era Steuben blue aurene vase, having a trumpet neck above a baluster form tapering to a circular foot, Steuben shape number 275, apparently unmarked, 13"h x 4.5"dia.

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

Carder era Steuben gold aurene vase, of urn form with a trumpet neck above a tapering body with gold aurene rings at the rim and shoulder, the whole resting on a circular foot, Steuben shape number 66

Carder era Steuben bi-color vase, the body executed in fluted ivory glass resting on a circular 'mirror black' foot, Steuben shape number 7331, apparently unmarked, 9"h x 6"dia.

circa 1920, white iridescent glass with cut urn and swag decoration, ormolu mounted with chain, unmarked. Shade 6 x 12 in. diameter with a 6 in. fitter rim. Additional high-resolution photos are avai

Carder era Steuben dark amethyst lidded puff box, having a polychrome fruit finial above a globular box, Steuben shape number 5204, apparently unmarked, 4"h x 4.5"dia.

Carder era Steuben Grotesque vase in Flemish blue and clear, the handkerchief form tapering to a circular foot, Steuben shape number 7090, marked 'Steuben,' 9.5"h x 5"dia.