Steuben Glass Works, King Tut style shades, #2379,

Steuben Glass Works, King Tut style shades, #2379, pair, Corning, NY, decorated Aurene glass, stamped logo, 4.5"dia x 6"h

Attributed to Vineland Flint Glass Works, Durand King Tut style table lamp Vineland, New Jersey decorated iridescent glass, brassed metal unsigned 15"dia x 25"h

Louis Comfort Tiffany, (1848-1933), lamp shade, New York, NY, Favrile glass, signed, fine swirling King Tut style decoration, 7"dia x 5"h

STEUBEN VERRE DE SOIE ART GLASS LAMP SHADES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a shoulder ribbed, and a Martele-style example. Steuben Glass Works. Circa 1920. 4 3/8" and 5 3/8" H, 2 1/4" D fitter.Each in excell

Art Deco gilt metal snake lamp, marked Ges Gesch on base, art glass shade similar to Durand King Tut pattern style 10010, 12-3/4" h

Iridescent in shades of blue and amethyst. Three signed and dated. King Tut style bowl "Lotton, 1975", 2"h., vase "Charles Lotton 1980", 3.25"h. and another vase "Lotton, 1976". 4.25"h. Together with

A pair of two (2) Art deco Egyptian Revival style lamps. Mixed media figural works modeled as Pharaoh Tutankhamun (King Tut), a popular Art Deco Era motif. No apparent signature. Sold without shades.

Steuben Glass Works shades with pulled feather decoration, two Corning, New York glass stamped mark to one taller: 4"dia x 4 3/4"h; shorter: 5"dia x 3 3/4"h; fitter rim (each): 2 1/4"dia

Steuben Glass Works, shades, set of three, Corning, NY, gold Aurene and calcite glass, two with partial stamp, 4.75"dia x 4.5"h

Steuben Glass Works pulled feather shade on an adjustable Art Nouveau boudoir lamp base Corning, New York iridescent glass, bronze acid-etched mark on shade overall (shown): 5 3/4"w x 14"d x 12 7/8"h;

Steuben Glass Works, shade, Corning, NY, Aurene glass, acid etched stamp, together with a Pallme-Konig shade, Austria, iridescent, threaded glass, unsigned, 4.25"dia x 5.25"h; Loetz example: 4.5"dia x

iridescent overall vine decoration, unsigned, 10 1/4" tall, excellent.............American Art Nouveau glass began its rise in popularity in the 1890s. Manufactured for a relatively short time, Durand

Steuben Glass Works light shades, five, on an Arts & Crafts chandelier Corning, New York Aurene glass, brass four shades signed overall: 30"w x 30"d x 43"h

Vineland Flint Glass Works, Durand King Tut footed compote, #1996-7 Vineland, New Jersey decorated iridescent glass etched signature 5 1/2"dia x 4 1/2"h Provenance: Bloomington Antique Show, Bloomingt

Steuben Glass Works, Attribution, Pulled Feather shades, near pair

Bronze chandelier with a bat motif. Chandelier has five blue aurune Steuben style glass shades. Measures 25 inches in height by 42 inches in diameter.

Set of Four Steuben Aurene Glass Shades, Steuben Glass Works, Corning, New York, 1903-20. Each in iridescent gold aurene glass, ribbed shade with flared rim, each acid etched "STEUBEN" across a fleur-

Loetz type art glass vase with a King Tut style blue iridescent design, ground pontil, ruffled top, unsigned, 3-1/2" tall, Condition: There is an approx 1" flaw on interior, does not appear to be a cr

ORIENT & FLUME STUDIO ART GLASS VASE, iridescent gold, maroon King-Tut style decoration, tall urn form, factory-polished table ring and polished button pontil mark, signed and dated. California. 1999.

A set oof three antique King Tut art glass shades attributed to Tiffany offer ruffled rim form, unsigned, c1930Measures - 4''H X 7''W X 7''D. *** OPTIONAL SHIPPING & DELIVERY - While onsite retrieval

Rare Pr. King Tut Art Glass Shades. Art glass tulip form shades decorated on the exterior with a white, red, green and gold iridescent swirled King Tut pattern, cased with a gold iridescent interior.

Vineland Flint Glass WorksDesigned by Victor Durand Jr."King Tut" Vaseearly 20th centuryiridescent glassmarked "Durand, 1710/8"9 3/4 in. highProvenance:Private Collection, Florida

Lot 443 - Two (2) matching shades. Made by Steuben Glass Works, Corning, N.Y. Each acid marked (faintly) within the lip fitter. "Hearts and Vines" pattern. 4.5" h., 2.125" lip fitter. Some minor missi

Charles Lotton (1935-2021) group of vases, three Crete, Illinois, 1972; 1977; 1980 blown glass etched signatures and dates one with King Tut style decoration tallest: 5 1/8"dia x 7 3/4"h