Carder Steuben Amethyst Optic Glass Underplate

Frederick Carder (English, 1863-1963) for Steuben Amethyst Optic Glass Sherbet Underplate, shape #1692. 6" Diameter. Provenance: Property from a private estate in Boynton Beach, Florida. Keywords: Des

STEUBEN PANEL-OPTIC ART GLASS TAZZAS, LOT OF TWO, amethyst and colorless, each shape 5194, each with rough pontil marks, each signed with one signature being a later "STEUBEN/F CARDER". Steuben Glass

STEUBEN PANEL-OPTIC ART GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, Celeste Blue, comprising two saucers/underplates, a small bowl, and a footed vase; one underplate with later "STEUBEN/F CARDER" signature. Steuben

DESCRIPTION: Steuben amethyst, silverina, mica flecked vase with a diamond optic pattern worked into the glass. Reference: Shape 2917 Shown on p. 271 in The Glass Of Frederick Carder by Paul V. Gardne

Carder Steuben Celeste Blue Glass Bowl Shape no. 6037, 1920s With a circular bowl raised on a flared hollow stem, decorated with transparent amethyst colored handles, raspberry prunts and foot, unsign

STEUBEN OPTIC ART GLASS ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, amethyst, comprising a swirled centerpiece bowl and two bowls with underplates; centerpiece bowl and one underplate with an acid-stamped signature. Steub

Steuben (American), early 20th century. Carder era trumpet form blown glass vase in Amethyst. Appropriately marked to foot. Approx. h. 11.5", diam. 6.875".

Frederick Carder (English, 1863-1963) for Steuben clear optic glass bowl with black cluthra glass ribbing, shape No. 6773, round and on four teardrop-shaped ball feet. 3.75" H x 12" diameter.

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-

Steuben Amethyst Glass Rib Optic Glass Dresser Jars, four jars comprising a footed baluster jar, two square shouldered jars and a circular powder jar, all with applied threaded stoppers, each signed w

Steuben 2760 Amethyst Optic Rib Tray 1920This is a Carder era Steuben shape 2760 Amethyst Optic Rib tray. This form was designed around 1913 but was probably made somewhat later.Approx 8" Diameter 3.3

Description: A Frederick Carder / Steuben green jade glass vase with optic swirl.Type: VaseMaterials: GlassMarkings & Inscriptions: Marked Date: Early 20th century Maker: Steuben Dimensions: 6.25" x 4

Steuben amethyst cone-shaped glass with clear base, signed on underside F. Carder. 6"H x 3"W. Condition report: good condition, no issues, see photos. Please examine all photos closely. Contact C. Bid

Frederick Carder for Steuben. Art glass finger bowl and underplate. Iridescent light green / yellow glass. Bowl 2 1/2"H x 4 1/2"-diameter at top, underplate 6 1/4"-diameter. Both signed F. Carder and

Steuben (American), early 20th century. Group of amethyst glass tablewares comprising a footed compote with white accented rim, and a pair of low candlesticks (shape 6384). One candlestick marked appr

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.

Eight Steuben Amethyst Glass Tableware ItemsCirca 1920. Engraved F. Carder, (va

Frederick Carder (English, 1863-1963) for Steuben Verre de Soie and rose quartz reeded vase, shape no. 6813, the iridescent vase in optic glass, with rose quartz reeding 5.75" H x 6.5" diameter

DESCRIPTION: Steuben amethyst glass perfume funnel. Lead Glass Reference: Whimsey—not a production piece. See Fig. 8.18 p. 184 of Frederick Carder and his Steuben Glass by Thomas P. Dimitroff.

8 pc set (service for 4) Steuben optic rib amethyst sherbets w underplates featuring rare clear foot - 6 1/4" diam underplates & 2 1/2" tall sherbets

DESCRIPTION: Steuben glass amethyst colored lotus blossom sculpture. Stamped (pressed) and cut lead glass. Reference: Shape #6927, p. 236. Shown at p. 90 Ill. 138 of The Glass of Frederick Carder by P

Optic ribbed amethyst glass vase with a conical Celeste blue foot, 10 1/2" ht. Condition: good with no defects found.

Carder era Steuben opal and amethyst cintra goblet, circa 1920, having a conical opal glass bowl rising on a twisted clear and amethyst cintra glass stem terminating in a circular foot having a ground

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