A fine engraved limited edition glass sculpture by Steuben "Western Horses", the engraving designed by Charlotte Linnea Howlett and the glass designed by Bernard X. Wolff, circa 1977. Signed Steuben and marked 17-30, indicating this work to by number 17 out of an edition of 30. Accompanied by original fitted red leather box.
The original Steuben catalogue describes this work as: WESTERN HORSESSemicircular disc of solid crystal-cut and engraved to depict a pair of mustangs grazing on the rugged plains of the American West.The horses are engraved on the back of the disc beneath a cut full moon. Winter grasses are engraved on both sides.Three deep horizontal cuts, crossing the front, back, and base, suggest the rolling landscape. Two are curved and polished; one,angular and finished to a textured shade of gray. The hardy mustang is descended from horses brought to the New World by sixteenth-century Spanish explorers. Today this spirited creature, wild or semi wild, roams the plains fighting for survival.
Measures: 10.25 inches long and 6.5 inches tall.
Weight Approx., 12 lbs

Excellent condition with no chips or scratches, no apparent shelf wear.