"Farm Laborers, " Rare Art Deco Engraved Steuben Vase Honoring Agriculture

Highly rare and beautifully detailed, this high style Art Deco vase features a rearing Pegasus figure, his rear hooves resting in the clouds, designed ...

A tour de force example of the remarkable glass artisanry characteristic of Bohemia and the Czech Republic between World Wars I and II, this deeply engraved vase depicts a laborer wi...

A striking example of the love of allegory among sculptors and painters in the Art Deco period, this rare piece depicts a stylized female figure holding a sheaf of wheat and scythe, ...

One of the most quintessential and coveted examples of high-style Art Deco artisanry produced anywhere in the 1930s -- and the largest and most ambitious example of Vicke Lindstrand'...

One of world's greatest achievements in Art Deco artisanry, the famed "Europa and the Bull" spherical bowl was designed by Sidney Waugh and executed by the Steuben Glass division of corning glass in the 1930s. Waugh had been hired by Steuben as its chief designer in 1933, and over the next 20 years he designed a wide array of bowls, vases and other glass objects that were decorated with high-style Art Deco figures executed via copper-wheel engraving. Arthur Amory Houghton, grandson of the founder of Corning, took the Steuben division in a new and modern direction when he hired John Monteith Gates to be its managing director and Waugh to be its first designer. Steuben became known as one of the globe's great modern glass companies, and from the 1930s-1950s, Steuben rivaled Orrefors in Sweden and Lobmeyr in Austria for the finest engraved Art Deco glass work...

A masterpiece of Art Deco design, and one of the greatest engraved glass pieces created anywhere in the world in the 1930s, this very rare low bowl depicts a series of figures illust...

1930's Art Deco Era Black Art Glass Vase cut by Hawkes Steuben Glassworks Vase. Overseen by Frederick Carder.

Rare Art Deco vase moderniste with geometric design signed Jean Martel.

1930's Art Deco Frederic Carders Steuben Art Glass Swirl Pattern Vase. Amber color. On the underside of the vase there is scratching, not noticeable when the vase is upright.

Found in France, this signed François-Théodore Legras art glass vase dates from the 1920s. Dark taupe colored glass is acid engraved with abstract Art ...

Walter Dorwin Teague Steuben vase, circa 1933. This piece is a late example of Frederick Carder’s colored Steuben produced at a time when Carder had since been promoted from Steub...

1930's American Art Deco Period Blue Art Glass Vase. Swirl pattern.