Hardware

calcite steuben shade with wheel cut border

$775per piece
Architectural Antiques

Minneapolis, MN · Reported available

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Maker

steuben

Period

Circa: 1910s

Dimensions

Height 4 in × Diameter 4.375 in

Materials

Calcite Glass Finish: Original

Finish

Material : Calcite Glass Finish

Condition

2 available, sold individually unsigned but Steuben design AA# 27354 Circa: 1910s Condition : Age Consistent Material : Calcite Glass Finish: Original Origin: USA, maker Dimensions: 4” tall x 4.

Shipping & pickup

2 available, sold individually unsigned but Steuben design AA# 27354 Circa: 1910s Condition : Age Consistent Material : Calcite Glass Finish: Original Origin: USA, maker Dimensions: 4” tall x 4.375” diameter; 2.25” fitter Steuben Glass Works: Frederick Carder began carving glass, stone, modeling pottery & sculptural terra-cotta in England. He became enamored with glassmaking and was determined to get into the business of glassmaking, so after coming to America Carder founded Steuben Glass Works in the year 1903 perfecting and registering the name Aurene Glass. In 1918 Steuben Glass Works became the Steuben Division of Corning Glass Works, but continued to produce colored art glass until its last known sale in 1943. We offer fully insured double-boxed shipping within the continental United States. Shipping will be calculated at checkout. For items requiring freight or blanket-wrap delivery, please contact us for a quote.

Dealer notes

2 available, sold individually unsigned but Steuben design AA# 27354 Circa: 1910s Condition : Age Consistent Material : Calcite Glass Finish: Original Origin: USA, maker Dimensions: 4” tall x 4.375” diameter; 2.25” fitter Steuben Glass Works: Frederick Carder began carving glass, stone, modeling pottery & sculptural terra-cotta in England. He became enamored with glassmaking and was determined to get into the business of glassmaking, so after coming to America Carder founded Steuben Glass Works in the year 1903 perfecting and registering the name Aurene Glass. In 1918 Steuben Glass Works became the Steuben Division of Corning Glass Works, but continued to produce colored art glass until its last known sale in 1943. We offer fully insured double-boxed shipping within the continental United States. Shipping will be calculated at checkout. For items requiring freight or blanket-wrap delivery, please contact us for a quote.

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