Steuben Clear Vase

This baluster shaped vase is made of special iridescent glass called verre de soie or “glass of silk” that was invented by Frederick Carder at Steuben.. The Corning Museum of Glass s...

Introduced in 1955 by artist and painter Donald Pollard, this bowl was made by Steuben Glass of Corning New York. Pollard's work was recognized for his "one of a kind “engraved maste...

This stylish, artisan glass trophy-form vase dates to the 1930s-1940s. Note: There are surface abrasions on the verso of the base and also in the bowl of the vase (see images).

Beautiful antique American brilliant cut lead crystal vase by Hawkes. "The cutting is brilliant because it is sharp and deep, reflecting light from highly polished surfaces." Perfec...

Large vintage Waterford Crystal vase with geometric cut glass designs and etched sunflower motifs reminiscent of the Art Deco era. The vase is heavy set in weight and features a uniq...

Steuben Silk Glass Perfume Bottle with Handles & Celeste Blue Stopper #3048 Celeste blue handles, lip, and long rod stopper. Unmarked, but a known Steuben piece. Additional in...

PRESENTING A LOVELY Mid Century Steuben 8.5 inch Teardrop Bud Vase. Made by the renowned and highly desirable ‘Steuben’ Glass Works in NY circa 1960-80. In near mint condition with...

Steuben colorless art glass footed vase features fluted form with pinched base, signed on base, 20th century Measures: 7.75" H x 5.5", 3" BS.

Two crystal vases by Steuben Glass Works offers one hourglass form vase signed on base and one urn form petite vase with rolled rim, double ribbed applied handles and raised on centr...

This is a rare form, bell shaped, blown glass vase supported by four pronounced scrolls on a circular foot. This vase was designed by John Dreves and appears in the 1948 Steuben cata...

Steuben three prong stump vase features Rosaline into Alabaster Clutha bowls in pyramidal form surmounting crystal base, acid stamp signed, circa 1930. Measures: 9.5" H x 7" W x 4...

For your consideration is a fun, Steuben signed, glass, commemorative, art vase. In excellent condition. The dimensions are 6" diameter x 11.5" height.   

Steuben crystal handkerchief vase or grotesque bowl, as Frederick Carder affectionately referred to them, features free-form free flowing vase design, signed on base, 20th century. ...

An antique Verre De Soie vase by Steuben offers swirled art glass construction in squat form with ruffled rim, unsigned, c1920. Measures- 5''H x 6.25''W x 6.25''D. Catalogue Note: ...

Mid-Century Modernist Steuben mouth blown bud vase features colorless art glass seated on floral form base designed for Corning Museum of Glass, New York, NY, signed on base, 20th ce...

Steuben colorless art glass vase features stylized tulip cradled within two leaves extending from twisted and scrolled stem, seated on circular foot, signed on base Measures - 8.5...

Circa 1970s Steuben Glass Deep Flower Vase or Bowl, Corning, NY. 8" h. Base signed. Designed by Donald Pollard, 1959. Oval deep bowl with 6-petal flower base - visually interesting f...

A Mid-Century Modern crystal vase by Steuben Glass Works offers flared form with stem having applied thumb print elements, signed on base as photographed, 20th century Measures: 5"...

An antique Steuben Verre de Soie vase offers paneled form with green threading and double handles, c1920 Measures - 5'' height x 5.5'' diameter.

An antique Art Deco squat vase by Steuben offers art glass construction with acid cutback stylized floral design, maker signed as photographed, circa 1920 Measures- 4.75'' H x 7.7...

Mid-Century Modernist Steuben mouth blown Teardrop Bud vase features colorless art glass with single suspended air bubble in base designed by David Hills 1949 for Corning Museum of G...

An antique vase by Steuben offers baluster shape in Verre de Soie art glass having optic applied green threading around flared neck with wide opening surmounting paneled vessel, poli...

Mid-Century Modernist Steuben mouth blown Signet Vase features colorless art glass in flared form with pinched dot base designed by David Hills for Corning Museum of Glass, New York,...

Magnificent pair of 1930's crystal clear Steuben art glass vases. These vases are not only classics but, they are magnificent examples of Frederick Carder's expert craftsmanship.