Two Frederick Carder Cire Perdue Glass Neoclassi

Rare & Important Frederick Carder Cire Perdue Glass Grotesque Heads Vase, circa 1937 5 inches (12.7 cm) PROVENANCE: Collection of Robert F. Rockwell, Jr&p

STEUBEN / FREDERICK CARDER CIRE PERDUE ART GLASS FIGURAL CHERUB / WOMAN DOOR HANDLE, textured colorless lead glass, unsigned. Circa 1937. 7 1/4" LOA.Undamaged.Literature: Parallels Dimitroff - Frederi

DESCRIPTION: Two Frederick Carder-era Steuben glass items, each featuring iridescent Gold Aurene coloration: (1) Bonbon dish. Marked with "Aurene 138" on underside. Dimensions: H: 2" Diameter: 5.75" (

American, 20th century, clear frosted glass in the form of a carp on crested waves, signed "F. Carder", 5-7/8 in.; amethyst purple fan vase, diamond air-trap pattern, short knopped stem, signed "Steub

Including "Carder Steuben Glass" by John Hotchkiss 1964 signed by the author, "Frederick Carder and Steuben in the 1920's" advertising and trade Journal reports 2009, two copies of "Frederick Carder a

Two Early Steuben Aurene Glass Vasesearly 20th century, including a signed Frederick Carder blown golden iridescent glass with three raised handles, signed and numbered 2766; and a blue aurene baluste

DESCRIPTION: Two Steuben cologne bottles-one pink, one blue-each featuring an alabaster foot. Reference: Shape 1988 Shown on p. 240 in The Glass Of Frederick Carder by Paul V. Gardner CIRCA: 1903-1932

DESCRIPTION: Two Steuben compotes-one ribbed, one smooth-each featuring a celeste blue bowl and foot and a clear stem. Reference: Shape 3234 Shown on p. 173 in The Glass Of Frederick Carder by Paul V.

Designed by Lloyd Atkins ~ 1986. Catalog #8524. Nice representation of coziness of a shared life featuring two snuggling puppies. Company founded by Frederick Carder and Thomas Hawkes in Corning, New

Designed in 1991 by Lloyd Atkins (American, 1922-2002). Catalog # 8620. Features two interlocking fish. Company founded by Frederick Carder and Thomas Hawkes in Corning, New York in 1903. Factory clos

Frederick Carder (English, 1863-1963) for Steuben Glass Works (American, founded 1903), circa 1903-1932. A group of two gold aurene items comprising of a vase, shape #162, with round rolled foot surmo

Frederick Carder (English, 1863-1963) for Steuben Glass Works (American, founded 1903), circa 1903-1932. A group of two gold aurine art glass bowls comprising footed bowl similar to shape 2851, the cu

DESCRIPTION: Steuben frosted glass goddess "Electra" figural candlestick. Cire Perdue (lost wax method) Mold Cast sculptured Lead Glass. Signed "F. Carder" Reference: No shape Number Pictured at p. 96

pedestal base compote shape with 6" diameter under plate...When collectors think of Steuben glass, two distinct styles come to mind. The first was pioneered by Steuben co-founder Frederick Carder in 1

Frederick Carder Steuben Glass Vase in Green Jade Glass overlay on "clam broth" white Glass etched with an "orientalist" design of Butterflies, Shou medallions and Chinese borders in green, the clam b

on alabaster, with cherry blossom and clouds decor, 7", see photo page 125, figure 5.36 in book "Frederick Carder & Steuben Glass", unsigned, excellent.............Frederick Carder (1863–1963), a gi

Carder Steuben Glass Center Piece Bowl and a Matching Pair of Candlesticks. All Hand Blown done in Verre de Soie Glass with green reeding. This was Frederick Carder's Favorite Glass he formulated. Ver

DESCRIPTION: Steuben early gold Aurene pinched vase. Iridized Lead Glass Marked “Aurene 158" Reference: Shape #158, p. 246 Pictured Fig. 145 p. 38 of Frederick Carder Steuben Glass Guide by Mars

Steuben pink Rosaline trumpet vase with Alabaster foot, shape 2909. Height 8 inches. Shape reference Frederick Carder & Steuben Glass by Tom Dimitroff, page 67. Excellent original condition.

Carder Steuben Glass Hand Blown Vase done in Verre de Soie Glass with Rose reeding. This was Frederick Carder's Favorite Glass he formulated. Verre de Soie literally means "Glass of Silk" The Vase i s

Rare Early Carder Steuben Hand Blown Crean and matching Sugar done in Verre de Soie Glass with Rose reeding. Shape #6771. This was Frederick Carder's Favorite Glass he formulated. Verre de Soie litera

Group of Assorted Steuben Glass Books including Frederick Carder and Steuben Glass, Frederick Carder Portrait of a Glass Maker, The are of Frederick Carder, Steuben Glass, Steuben Design a Legacy of L

Including "Frederick Carder: Portrait of a Glassmaker" by Gardner 1985, "Frederick Carder and his Steuben Glass 1903-1933" 1968, "Frederick Carder's Steuben Glass Guide to shapes" by Ketchum 2006, "Gu

(4) BOOKS ENGLISH CAMEO GLASS BY GROVER - ART GLASS NOUVEAU BY GROVER - FREDERICK CARDER'S STEUBEN GLASS BY MARSHALL KETCHUM - REPRINT OF 1894 PAIRPOINT CATALOGUE