HUGE BOX LOT OF STEUBEN GLASS FELT BAGS

HUGE BOX LOT OF STEUBEN GLASS FELT BAGS. See photos. Weight:: 9.8 lbs. Condition: all in used, as is condition - see photos.

Beautifully presented in original box with felt bag for each 2.25" H x 4.5" Diameter used Dimensions: 2.25" H x 4.5" Diameter

Steuben glass paperweight, with original box and felt bag. Marked "Steuben" 2 1/2" H x 2 1/2" L x 2 1/2" W.

Raised on footed columns with enclosed air drop. Height 3 3/4 inches. Together with it original box and (11) felt bags. Condition: Very good

Teardrop Inclusion in Stems. Original box and felt bags. 3 3/4" x 4 1/8". Marked as shown

DESCRIPTION: Eight Steuben old fashioned glasses and muddlers. All marked "Steuben". In original boxes with felt bags and booklets. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Pauline Rallis, State College, Pennsy

Steuben glass lot composed of (12) 6.5" pattern 7925 clear glass water goblets, and a 6" tall footed scroll vase. Includes Steuben box and dust bags for stems. Condition: small flake to foot on one of

Stunning collection of fabulous Art Glass by Steuben. Lot Features Signed Decanter and 4 glasses. Comes with Dust bags for each piece and box for glasses. All pieces signed Steuben. Decanter Measures

Set of Twelve Steuben Model 7877 Glass Water Goblets in Original Box. Dust bags to accompany the lot. Signed Appropriately. Measures 6-3/4", 3-1/2" diam. Box measures 8" x 16" x 12". Condition: All in

A 50 Piece Steuben Stemware Set Including Bubbles, c. 1970, most in original boxes and felt bags, most Design 6268, all signed, see photos. NOTE" see the lot of matching 4" bowls elsewhere in this auc

Set of Twelve Steuben Model 7877 Glass Champagne / Tall Sherbets in Original Box. Dust bag to accompany the lot. Signed Appropriately. Glass measures 3-3/4" x 4". Box measures 8" x 16-1/4" x 12-1/4".

A Set of Twelve Steuben Cocktail Glasses Mid-20th Century in original fitted box with felt covers; pattern 7826, each signed. Height 3 7/8 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

Signed "Steuben" crystal art glass figurines, Otter 8368 and Beaver, one bag, no box, very good condition, tallest 6.5"

Signed "Steuben" crystal art glass figures of Penguins 8080 by George Thompson, two bags and one box, very good condition, tallest 6.875"

Both signed "Steuben" crystal art glass figurines, a Squirrel 8291 and Lovers 8253 by Katherine Souza, , two bags and one box, very good condition, tallest 6.5"

Signed Steuben Clear Crystal Cigar Bowl, very solid, feels like a weight. Accompanied with Steuben felt bag and box. Diameter 6 in. Height 1.5 in. Dimensions Diameter 6 in. Height 1.5 in. <

Steuben Glass In Original Box Lot Includes: 1x Nautical Ship Decanter 40 oz Capacity And 1x Cigarette Box with Unicorn Engraved Lid Each Piece is Stamped Underneath "Steuben" Decanter - 10"H x 7.25"W

(12) Water Goblets - Signed Steuben - 7.25" Pattern #7737 - Crystal Clear - Each with Monogram - All in Steuben Felt Bags and Original Steuben Storage Box (Box Has Some Wear) - Circa 1937

(12) Tall Wines - Signed Steuben - 7" Pattern #7737 - Crystal Clear - Each with Monogram - All in Steuben Felt Bags and Original Steuben Storage Box (Box Has Some Wear) - Circa 1937

(11) Short Wines - Signed Steuben - 5.75" Pattern #7737 - Crystal Clear - Each with Monogram - All in Steuben Felt Bags and Original Steuben Storage Box (Box Has Some Wear) - Circa 1937

(12) Plates - Signed Steuben (Marked with "S") - 7" Pattern #7737 - Crystal Clear - Each with Monogram - All in Steuben Felt Bags - (2) Original Steuben Storage Boxes (Boxes Have Some Wear) - Circa 19

(12) Cordials - Signed Steuben - 4" Pattern #7737 - Crystal Clear - Each with Monogram - (11) in Steuben Felt Bags - (2) Original Steuben Storage Boxes, Each Containing (6) Cordials - (Boxes Have Some

(12) Finger Bowls - Signed Steuben - 2.25" X 4.5" Pattern #7737 - Crystal Clear - Each with Monogram - All in Steuben Felt Bags - (2) Original Steuben Storage Boxes (Boxes Have Some Wear) - Circa 1937

Including: 1) Engraved Crystal. Steuben Glass. 2) Provincial Furniture by Wenger and Shea. 3) English Furniture of the XVII and XVIII Centuries by Lockwood. 4) Treasury of American Design and Antiques