Opening your find
Opening your find
$2,100.00
Elevate your space with this breathtaking piece of American art history. Crafted during the legendary Frederick Carder era, this antique Steuben glass bowl features the highly coveted Blue Aurene finish.
The iridescence boasts a mesmerizing, deep peacock teal and vivid cobalt blue hue, reflecting brilliant flashes of violet and metallic turquoise when hit by natural light.
Its classic "squat" or rose-bowl form provides a low, elegant profile, making it a perfect, non-obstructive centerpiece for a dining room table, a dramatic accent on a luxury fireplace mantel, or a jewel-tone statement piece styled atop art books on a coffee table.
Whether you are designing a rich, jewel-toned maximalist interior or looking for that one perfect pop of historical luxury for a moody, contemporary space, this radiant piece of studio glass offers unparalleled depth and timeless pedigree.
The Brand Crafted by Steuben Glass Works in Corning, New York, a legendary institution heralded for its historic contribution to world-class art glass.
Dimensions & Specifications Height: ~5.25 inches (Typical for squat form) Width/Diameter: ~9.25 inches Material: Iridescent Blown Lead Crystal Color: Cobalt Blue with Teal & Peacock Iridescence Form: Deep, flat-bottomed centerpiece console bowl (No feet) Circa: Early 20th Century (Carder Era, c. 1910–1920s) Authentication: This substantial masterwork features Steuben’s legendary, highly reactive metallic iridescence, shifting beautifully from vivid cobalt blue to peacock teal and violet tones.
The underside features a genuine, hand-etched script signature near the polished pontil base. It currently includes vintage felt circle protectors on the base to safeguard tabletop surfaces.
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