Acid cut rosaline to alabaster vase, probably Ste

Acid-etched lead glass with Asian motif. #5000 Bat. Original partial paper label inscribed 'Steuben F. Carter'. Ht. 9 1/2" Dia. 7 1/2". The Frank & Amy Blake Collection, formerly of Corning, New York.

A group of Steuben glass articles20th centuryComprising light topaz glass compote with cobalt blue rim and prunts, two rosaline and alabaster vases, pair of acid cut rosaline and alabaster sherbets, t

DESCRIPTION: A Steuben acid etched rosaline vase cut to alabaster with birds decorations. Shape #938. Etching Pattern: Bird Etching. CIRCA: Early 1900s. ORIGIN: USA. DIMENSIONS: H: 9" and 7" in diamet

DESCRIPTION: Steuben rosaline cut to alabaster glass vase in Fircone pattern. Acid Etched Lead Glass. Reference: Shape #938, 257 Paul V. Gardner book Original pastel drawing of the piece done by Olive

(3) Steuben Acid Cut-Back Pieces Early 20th century. Green Jade, green Jade to Alabaster and Rosaline to Alabaster. Bowl: 4 x 8 in. Vase Ht. 12 in.

Rosaline over alabaster large rose bowl acid cut back with a random flowering vine, 8" ht. Condition: good with no defects found.

DESCRIPTION: Steuben Rosaline vase cut to alabaster in Mayfair pattern. Cased acid etched lead glass. Reference: #7442, Mayfair Pattern, p. 319 Gardner and p. 296 Paul V. Gardner Book Pictured p. 91 o

Steuben Rosaline Acid Cut Glass Vase 6.25''x4''. Chinese floral motif with stylized shou symbol medallions rosaline over alabaster. Unsigned, Frederick Carder. Excellent overall condition.

Ovoid bowl form in alabaster glass with a double acid cut back oriental design in in Rosaline glass, 8" wide. Condition: good with no defects found.

2pc Steuben Rosaline Glass Vase & Pedestal Bowl. Vase has acid cut line around rim and measures 9.25''x7.5''. Pedestal bowl has alabaster foot and measures 2.75''x10''. Both pieces are unsigned, Frede

A Steuben mirror black acid cut back to alabaster vase mounted as a table lampearly 20th centuryDecorated with chrysanthemums, apparently unmarked.height to finial 23in (58.5cm)

Steuben Jade Green and Alabaster Acid Cut Vase, of baluster form in Chinese style the alabaster glass walls molded with a scroll pattern, overlaid with jade green, acid etched with birds on flowering

Circa 1924, Rare and fine Steuben lidded jar in acid cut back Chinese pattern in Rosaline over Alabaster, shape 5074, fine condition, 4 1/2" x 4" Estimate $1,500 - $2,000 Starting Bid $500

Steuben Glass Rosaline to Alabaster Acid Cut Back Lidded Perfume Jar: A stunning Steuben Rosaline Glass Perfume Jar. Acid Cut back with scrolling design, 5 inches tall with one small chip on top of fi

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) A Pair of Steuben acid etched rosaline cut to alabaster glass candlesticks. Shape #2956. Etching: Chinese Pattern. CIRCA: Early 1900s. ORIGIN: USA. DIMENSIONS: H: 10" and 5 1/8" in

Steuben acid cut back cosmetics container, Rosaline cut over Alabaster in the Chinese pattern, matching lid, 3" ht. LITERATURE: See Frederick Carder and Steuben Glass by Dimitroff, p. 251 for similar

Ht. 8 1/2".

attributed to Frederick Carder, early 20th century, rosaline acid cut back to alabaster with chinoiserie flowers and medallions, shape no. 1362, signed "F. Carder" and "Steuben". 3-1/4 x 8-1/8 in.; ro

Steuben Acid Cut Back footed covered jar in Rosaline over alabaster decorated with a oriental design, 5" ht. CONDITION: Good with no defects found

DESCRIPTION: Mirror black cut to alabaster vase, in (gazelle) Nimrod pattern c. 1927. Polished black around top and bottom rim. Cased, acid-etched lead glass. Shape #7034, p. 288 and pattern p. 263 of

A French Art Deco Style Cameo Glass Table LampA large acid cut back lamp (probably a tall vase later electrified) in the Art Deco style.Most likely Le Verre cameo glass by Schneider. On a polished bra

Steuben Jade Acid Cut Art Glass Vase 10''x5''. Unusual gu-like Chinese beaker form with acid cut green on alabaster floral motif. Unsigned, Frederick Carder. Excellent overall condition.

on alabaster, acid cut back with pheasant and floral, 9 1/2", unsigned, excellent................Frederick Carder (1863–1963), a gifted English designer, managed Steuben Glass Works from its foundin

Bulbous stick form in Rosaline glass cut back to a swag and flower intaglio design, 10 1/2' ht.