Antique Steuben

The color is rich and deep and looks to be a Steuben color but either way, these are fabulous.

Antique American Art Deco Steuben Acid-Cut Glass Lamp with Gold, Circa 1910's-1920's.

A fine American Art Deco Period pitcher. In cut glass. With a sterling silver handle and silver bands around the body & neck. Decorated throughout with cut flower and leaf patter...

A fine antique American Brilliant Period cut glass ice bucket. Attributed to Dorflinger Glassworks. In the Parisian Pattern. With applied c-shaped twin handles, a tapered body, an...

A fine signed Austrian glass lampshade. By Loetz. In a Flamarion decor with orange and green tones and an iridescent (or opalescent) interior. We believe this color combination an...

The interior features an iridescent gold-tone that rivals the likes of Tiffany and Steuben, both competitors at the time. The exterior of the shade is lightly frosted and also boasts...

Embossed after a painting by Charles de Steuben entitled ‘Napoleon’s Return from Elba’ (1818), the central panel depicts Napoleon triumphantly leading his troops, holding his standar...

"wheel-cut" glass decanter (Glass is signed Stevens & Williams, founder of Steuben Glass in 1903; silver mount is signed Tiffany,) 1881-1903. 17 3/4" high (to top of stopper) x 6 1/4...

Jean-Hegesippe VETTER (1820-1901) Presumed Self-Portrait, circa 1850 Pencil, pen, and ink wash on paper 18 x 13 cm Born in Paris in 1820 to parents from Alsace, Jean Hégésippe Vette...

Designer Ruben Haley, also known for his collaborations on Phoenix Glass, took inspiration from leading European and American Art Deco masters such as René Lalique, Daum, Sabino, Etl...

The rear of the case is beautifully enamelled with the Coat of Arms of General Friedrich Wilhem von Steuben. The inner case is engraved Chronometre a l' Esperance, 33 Bould st Martin...

Biography Charles Lin Tissot (1904-1994), the American designer, in the early 1950s worked with the Steuben Glass company of Corning, NY - which produced pieces in crystal — designin...

De Steuben was associated with the Romantic movement and had close ties to the École des Beaux-Arts.

Alabaster glass was first created by Frederick Carder at Stevens and Williams before he emigrated to America and started working for Steuben --it's documented that the Rose Flambé co...

Quezal art glass is usually signed so it can be more easily distinguished from similar items, including those marked Tiffany, Steuben, Kew Blas, Imperial, Fostoria, Lustre Art, and D...

Meanwhile, he was involved with Chicago's German community, in the Steuben Society. He executed pen drawings that are quite within the stylistic boundaries of illustration, yet many...

Quezal art glass is usually signed so it can be more easily distinguished from similar items, including those marked Tiffany, Steuben, Kew Blas, Imperial, Fostoria, Lustre Art, and D...

Born September 10th, 1838 at Orland, Indiana (Steuben County), along the Michigan border, Stowe is reported to have been the only one of his siblings born in the Hoosier State.