PETER DROBNY FOR STEUBEN "REGAL LION" ON BASE

Steuben Regal Lion with Base Ht. 8 1/4 in. (on base)

Steuben Mobius Prism Sculpture, twisted ring optical glass designed by Peter Drobny in 1993. Sits atop a black oak base with a depression in the center upon which the sculpture rests. Signed Steuben t

Outstanding Steuben Sculpture, titled Mobius Prism in th form of a twisted ring shaped sculpture, designed by Peter Drobny in 1993. Sits atop a black oak base with a depression in the center upon whic

Rare Steuben intaglio cut and partially frosted clear crystal sculpture, "Regal Lion". The solid block of clear crystal cut with the head of a Lion, with shaded frosted detail, engraved "Steuben." Com

Two Steuben crystal mushroom figurines, #8262 medium 5" (height) and #8265 narrow mottled 5 3/4" (height), both were designed by Peter Yenawine and signed on base "Steuben"

A Steuben crystal limited edition statue by Peter Drobny (born 1958). Titled, "Mobius Prism," produced 1993. A modern abstract work featuring a heavy clear body in a stylized Mobius strip design. Sign

Designed by Peter Drobny, 1993, signed in glass 10"dia Provenance: Property from the NAMITS collection

Steuben "Lion" Crystal Figure. Designer - Lloyd Atkins, 1986. Retail - $3,900. Measures - 8" long x 4 1/4" high. On wooden base.

Steuben Glass Works (American, established 1903). "Loving Heart". Crystal. Designed by Peter Drobny, 1995. Design: 8771. Height: 2 3/4", Length: 2 1/2", Depth: 5/8". Heart figurine by Steuben. Etched

A clear glass figurine showcasing a regal lion, embodying strength, nobility, and judicious leadership. Inspired by historical hand-cooling practices where young ladies used glass to cool their hands

Antique Old World European religious claret jug with a cabochon base, face masks, and relief carved noble medallion masks or coins all around the side. Sitting atop is a gold-mounted regal lion holdin

Steuben crystal reclining lion on walnut plinth, signature etched on underside. The lion is not attached to the base. Designed by Lloyd Atkins. Measures 8"L x 4"H x 3.25"W; 10"L x 4.5"W x 2"H plinth.

Early-Mid 19th-century French Transitional Gothic-Renaissance 3 piece clock set in gilt bronze. Quatrefoil feet support the pierce carved base with a regal shield bearing lions flanking the clock face

Steuben Art Glass Carousel Horses Sculpture. Peter S. Aldridge & Jane Osborn-Smith Clear carousel form glass with etched horses. Silver flag form finial. On a rotating silvered base. Known steuben mod

Including dolphins and sea lion. Etched signature to bases. [Largest: 3 1/4 x 7 x 2 1/2]. Scuffs to bases.

Steuben "Arcus" Sculpture. Sgn. on base. #0217. Design by Peter Aldridge, 1977. Ht. 4" W 5".

A Steuben figural sculpture of a recumbent lion, designed by Lloyd Atkins, seated on a rectangular base, with signature on underside, 4.5"h x 8"w

Steuben crystal ball on sterling silver falcon base by Peter Yenawine, circa 1975. Marked with the S initial for Steuben to both- "Ster. S" to the sterling silver base and marked "S" to the crystal ba

Bronze sculpture of a mountain lion in a tree, on a wood base, bearing label for Peter Rice-Jones: "Watching for Dragons". [22 1/2 x 10 1/2 x 8 inches]. In good condition.

2013 Disney annual piece. Body made of black diamond and clear crystal; stands on crystal satin base. Disney collection. Disney backstamp. Title marked to edge of base. Artist: Peter Heidegger Issued:

One of a kind color ink drawing of a woman's profile on a large poster by Pop artist Peter Max. This joyous composition is from Max's Daydream Romance Series made with scarlet red, vibrant yellows, an

Classic cut design. Etched "Steuben" on base. #Steuben Issued: 20th c. Manufacturer: Steuben Glass

Pair of attractive glasses with an unusual honeycomb pattern at the base. Steuben acid etched mark on the underside. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 7" L x 2.5" W x 4" H Manufacturer: Steuben Country of O

Clown on fence, playing violin. Thick, black base. Heavy, 25lbs. Peter Apsit (1937-1999) was an artist for more than 25 years and was known as the "Master of Whimsey". Apsit was an artist who gathered