Steuben
American art glass — Carder-era colored glass and later clear crystal sculpture.
What it's worth
Steuben realizes about $150–$4,800 here; early Carder colored glass and important designs lead, while common clear giftware is modest.
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Overview & history
Steuben spans Frederick Carder's early colored art glass (Aurene, Verre de Soie) and the later signature clear-crystal sculptures. Carder-era pieces are the most sought here.
Identifying & marks
Look for an acid 'Steuben' fleur-de-lis mark or an engraved script signature; Aurene pieces may be marked 'Aurene' with a number. Iridescent Aurene has a lustrous, controlled sheen.
Frequently asked
What could my Steuben bring at auction?
Steuben realizes about $150–$4,800 here; early Carder colored glass and important designs lead, while common clear giftware is modest.
How do I identify Steuben?
Look for an acid 'Steuben' fleur-de-lis mark or an engraved script signature; Aurene pieces may be marked 'Aurene' with a number. Iridescent Aurene has a lustrous, controlled sheen.
How do I sell my Steuben?
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What could your Steuben bring at auction?
Our specialists provide free, no-obligation auction estimates. Send a few photos and we'll tell you what it could bring.