Group of Five Steuben Items

Steuben Glass Works (Corning, NY, founded 1903) Group of Five Items early 20th century iridescent glass all signed except the fourth 10 in. high (5)

Steuben Glass Works (Corning, NY, founded 1903) Group of Five Items early 20th century iridescent glass second with original paper label 10 1/4 x 4 1/2 inches (first) 3 x 8 inches (fourth)

GROUP OF FIVE GLASS ITEMS including a Steuben ashtray and another larger example; a tall flaring vase with stars and equestrian figures, h: 8.5 in.; a pressed glass model of a cockerel on rectangular

Crystal Group Baccarat Jars Steuben Glasses & Atlantis Decanter - Group of five crystal items includes: two 3" H Steuben glasses (signed); two Baccarat Lidded Condiment Jars (Harcourt Missouri Pattern

Group of Five Iridescent Glass Items comprising: Tiffany Studios (1 & 5), Steuben (2), Kew Blas (3), Quezal (4) early 20th century all are signed 5 1/4 in. high (5)

GROUP FIVE Steuben Aurene glasses ribbon decoration

A Group of Five Steuben Gold and Blue Aurene Glass Hand Vases, early 20th century Marks to four: aurene 2762 5-1/2 x 5 x 2-1/4 inches (14.0 x 12.7 x 5.7 cm) (two largest) The largest vase with spuriou

comprising a Towle flared bowl engraved, a Brand Chatillon bowl, Tiffany low footed bowl engraved "Sunningdale Country Club", a small Gorham tray and an unmarked but likely Brand Chatillon wood handle

comprising a pair of cinnabar vases on stands and three porcelain table screens. Largest: 8 3/4" high, 13 1/4" wide. Provenance: Ex Collection C.K. Davis

A Group of Five Steuben Glass Figures of Birds Second Half 20th Century Height of tallest 9 7/8 inches. Property from the Estate of Gary P. Grunau, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

A Group of Five Steuben Glass Figures of Animals Second Half 20th Century Height of tallest 8 3/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Gary P. Grunau, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

[ROCK PERFORMERS]. Group of five items signed by rock stars. [V.p., v.d.]. Including The B-52s. Signed photo. Signed by Kate Pierson, Fred Schneider, and Keith Strickland. [Together with:]. FERRY, Bry

including a warming stand, an inkwell, a pair of pushup candlesticks and a half pint measure. Use wear, dents, dings, inkwell lacking glass insert. Largest: 8 1/4" high, 9" wide. Provenance: Property

LIVING ESTATE OF JOSEPH RODANO: GROUP OF FIVE STEUBEN ANIMALS INC.. ROOSTER, 4" TALLEST

A set of three fire tools with a stand [28 1/2 inches H], a pair of urn chenets [19 x 18 inches], and a pair of urn-form andirons [11 x 10 inches]. From the Estate of Nadine Dub.

VINTAGE ARTINI ENGRAVINGS, GROUP OF FIVE ITEMS WITH TRADITIONAL EUROPEAN/BEAUTIES THEMES, 15 X 13.5 LARGEST

Including a Royal Doulton"North American Indian" mug; two antlers hung with pottery shards and beads; a single Mexican spur and a contemporary ceramic jar patinated to look ancient. Height of first 7

Group of five items, four porcelain and one glass, including: antique Dresden covered jar, of wide-shouldered form, mark to base; Limoges parcel gilt vase, of ovoid form with flared neck and foot, mar

Description - Group of five Steuben signed crystal bowls. Dimensions - large bowl - 4" x 12" x 6.5"

Lot comprised of five Steuben glass items; one large floret footed bowl, four footed candle holders. Candle holders hand etched 'Steuben' on base. Bowl: 13 1/4 inches. Candle Holder: 5 1/2 in

Description - A group of five items including two Danish teak bowls, a signed "KB" turned bowl, a bread plate and a pair of Lundtofte serving utensils.

VICTORIAN ART GLASS GROUP. Comprising five items including a Reed and Barton quadruple-plated footed stand with etched rose design and filagree handles with parrots in landscape with nice enameled gla

Antique Middle Eastern embossed brass brazier, 29" x 16" diameter; Group of five items, to include: Japanese signed cylindrical bronze vase with dragon, 12" H; tripod metal censer, 4 1/4" H x 4" diame

A group of five items from Florida: (1) Florida Central & Peninsular trip pass with extended date on reverse issued 2/18/1896 (2&3) Florida East Coast annual passes: 1916, 1928 (4) Florida Central & P