Lamp, Unmarked Steuben Yellow Jade Art Glass

Lamp, Unmarked Steuben Yellow Jade Art Glass, 20.5" x 5.25", Acid Etched Sculptured Floral Design, Shape #6199, Body Of Lamp Is 5.5" Height, Collection of David Halsted, Kansas

Lamp, Unmarked Steuben Art Glass, Bird Pattern, 23.5" x 7", Acid Etched Green Jade Over Alabaster, Shape #5000, Body Of Lamp Is 9.5" Height, Electrified, Cord Needs To Be Replaced, Alabaster Lamp Fini

Lamp, Unmarked Steuben Art Glass, 25" x 7.5", Alabaster With Rosaline Overlay, Acid Etched Dragon Pattern, Height Of Steuben Lamp Body Is 9", Cord Has Been Cut, Needs Re-Wired, Collection of David Hal

An antique Steuben art glass bottle offers square form in yellow jade with ball stopper, unsigned, c1930Measures- 9.25''h x 3.25''w x 3.25''d. *** OPTIONAL SHIPPING & DELIVERY - While onsite retrieval

Vase, Unmarked Steuben Plum Jade Art Glass, 5.25" x 3", Polished Pontil Base, Janice Gill Collection, OH

Rare Steuben Yellow Jade & Alabaster Art Glass Perfume Circa 1920. Measures: 4.25"H x 2.5"W x 2.5"D. *** OPTIONAL SHIPPING & DELIVERY - While onsite retrieval is always welcome at no charge, this item

Plate, Unmarked Steuben Green Jade Art Glass, 8.5", Private Texas Collection

Lamp, Unmarked Steuben Blue Aurene Art Glass, 28.5" x 6.75", Electrified, Two Light, Cord Cut Off, Needs Re-Wired, Steuben Aurene Body Of Lamp Is 12" In Height, Collection of David Halsted, Kansas

Bowl, Unmarked Steuben Art Glass, Green Jade, 4.5" x 12.5", Nice Quality, Janice Gill Collection, OH

An early 20th Century Steuben yellow jade cameo glass lamp, produced during the Frederick Carder era (circa 1905 to 1930). Rectangular oblong form body with acid cut floral decoration, surmounting foo

Steuben (American), early 20th century. Green jade art glass vase, form 2648. Apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 6".

Steuben Yellow Jade Glass Sherbert, Corning, New York, early 20th century, unmarked, ht. 4 1/2 in. Literature: Cf. Paul V. Gardner, 'The Glass of Frederick Carder,' no. 1010, p. 216. Footnotes: From t

Steuben Lamp base USA, c. 1925hand-blown and acid-etched Blue Aurene over Yellow Jade glass, silver-plated brass, lacquered wood 26 h x 5 w x 5 d in (66 x 13 x 13 cm) Paper retailer's label to

BLUE DRIP OVER JADE ART GLASS SHADE WITH SILK SHADE -- SHADE INTERIOR HAS TEARS -- LAMP NEEDS REWIRED -- ART GLASS IN GOOD CONDITION -- 27" H

A Correia Pulled feather style Perfume, an unsigned Blue Perfume, a Miniature Blue Vase marked Aurene (Most Likely Steuben). an unmarked Iridescent yellow vase, an unmarked pearlescent and threaded mi

American Steuben Carder Period Art Deco Gilt and Yellow Jade Glass Vase An antique, glass vase by Steuben in an unusual color called Yellow Jade with a gilt band of acid etched neoclassical decoration

A Steuben gold aurene glass atomizer and a yellow art glass vase, possibly Loetzearly 20th centuryEach unmarked. (2)height of atomizer 7in (17.7cm); height of vase 10in (25.5cm)

Unmarked lamps with reverse painted glass shades. 1 art deco yellow and greed pattern, some minor loss paint in the green portion. 13 1/2" tall the shade is 4 1/2" X 7". The other lamp is a yellow bur

Double Desk Lamp, Steuben Art Glass Shades, 13" x 18.5", (2) Bright Gold Iridescent Shades, Shades Are Unmarked, Brass Base, Electrified, Slight Rim Chips On Shades, Collection of David Halsted, Kansa

Steuben (American), early 20th century. Group of four pieces of colored art glass stemware comprising: two stems with Green Jade and Yellow Jade bowls on Alabaster stems and feet (approx. h. 6.5"); sw

Pair Candlesticks, Unmarked Steuben Art Glass, 10" x 4.25", Green Jade And Alabaster, Twist Stem, Nice Pair, Collection of David Halsted, Kansas

Compote, Unmarked Steuben Art Glass, 5.5" x 7.5", Dark Blue, Yellow Optic Rib Stem, White Applied Trim, The David & Marlene Howard Collection.

Perfume Bottle, Unmarked Steuben Art Glass, 8" x 2.25", Verre De Soie With Green Jade Stopper, A Portion Of Extended Dauber Is Broken, Dr. Peter And Grace Jochimsen.

on alabaster, cameo textured field, 8" tall, 10" diameter, unsigned, drilled for lamp use otherwise excellent.....Frederick Carder (1863–1963), a gifted English designer, managed Steuben Glass Works