79081: Rare Steuben Mirror Black Intarsia Glass Vase, c

Rare Steuben Mirror Black Intarsia Glass Vase, circa 1929 6-3/4 inches (17.1 cm) Intarsia glass was one of the crowning technical achievements of Carder’s time at Steu

Steuben Vases, set of two USA, c. 1930hand-blown Ivrene glass, hand-blown Mirror Black glass 12 h x 7 w x 5.25 d in (30 x 18 x 13 cm) 10.25 h x 6.75 w x 4.5 d in (26 x 17 x 11 cm) Incised o

DESCRIPTION: Mirror black cut to alabaster vase, in (gazelle) Nimrod pattern c. 1927. Polished black around top and bottom rim. Cased, acid-etched lead glass. Shape #7034, p. 288 and pattern p. 263 of

1925, Art Deco, acid cut back mirror black with white rim, similar to Steuben, 11 3/4", drilled for lamp use otherwise excellent.

Steuben footed compote form clear glass with a blue intarsia scrolling flower dŽcor, signed Frederick Carder, 7 1/2" ht. CONDITION: Good with no defects found

Striking Mirror Black marked with Fleur De Lis mark, Steuben glass vase. Measures 8 1/4".

DESCRIPTION: Steuben mirror black over topaz vase, Cased acid-etched lead glass, featuring Greco-Roman motifs. Shape #3273 Reference: Pictured in lamp form and base color of amethyst in Figure #132, p

Measures 8 3/4 x 6 x 6 inches.

DESCRIPTION: A Steuben acid etched mirror black to alabaster glass vase with body decorated with floral patterns. Shape #7036. Pattern: Sculptured. CIRCA: Early 1900s. ORIGIN: USA. DIMENSIONS: H: 10"

Carder Steuben Art Deco Alabaster and Mirror Black Glass Two-Handled Vase Shape no. 7467, circa 1929-34 Of urn form, with applied M-form handles, signed Steuben on affixed paper label. Height 6 1/8 in

DESCRIPTION: A Steuben acid etched mirror black over plump jade glass vase. Etching pattern :Nedra. Marked with the Acid Etched Fleur De Lis Steuben signature on side next to base. CIRCA: Early 1900s.

DESCRIPTION: Steuben mirror black vase cut to alabaster (with pecking) in Nedra pattern. Acid-etched lead glass. Shape # 6078, p. 278 Paul V. Gardner book. Fleur de Lis inscribed on side. Reference: S

STEUBEN ACID-CUTBACK / CAMEO ART GLASS VASE, Mirror Black to Celeste Blue, Majestic pattern, factory polished rim and base. Steuben Glass Works. Circa 1924. 6 3/4" H.A single moderate bruise to the ri

DESCRIPTION: Steuben black shaded to white Cluthra vase c. 1927. Cased lead glass. Shape #6883, p. 286 Paul V. Gardner book Reference: Vase pictured in Sales Catalogue page depicting Cluthra vases sho

Steuben blue Cintra glass vase, shape #3218, Robin egg blue Cintra with a pink Florentia base, adorn with a mirror black rim, 10 3/4" ht. CONDITION: Good with no defects found

DESCRIPTION: Steuben mirror black over alabaster vase co-designed by Frederick Carder and Walter Darwin Teague features cut glass birds throughout the body. Cased, acid-etched lead glass. Reference: W

DESCRIPTION: Steuben mirror black vase cut to turquoise blue in Flambeau Pattern. Cased acid etched lead glass. Marked, Steuben and AF. Carder. Also, bears initials AJGW and # AL.157.4.76". Reference:

decor, mirror black on yellow cameo cut decor, 14 1/2", unsigned, drilled for lamp use otherwise excellent....Frederick Carder (1863–1963), a gifted English designer, managed Steuben Glass Works fro

Steuben art glass vase mounted as a lamp, acid-etched decoration in the "Pagoda" pattern in Mirror Black glass cut to Amethyst Cintra, the neck with Greek key border, vase shape 6097, now mounted atop

STEUBEN ATTRIBUTED THREADED ART GLASS LARGE VASE, colorless with Mirror Black threading, shape 2683, no signature located, factory-polished base and pontil mark. Steuben Glass Works. Circa 1925. 11 3/

Shouldered form in black glass, 8" ht. Condition: good with no defects found

Steuben Black Mirror and Alabaster Vase, Nedra Pattern, spherical bowl form with high sides, the alabaster glass overlaid with black mirror glass acid etched with a pattern of stylized flowers on spik

DESCRIPTION: Steuben alabaster glass urn form vase with applied mirror black handles and rim. Frederick Carder and Boleslav Manikowski, co-designers. Lead glass with applied handles. Reference: Shape

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.