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Steuben Glass
Steuben Glass
Glass & Crystal
USA
Founded: 1903
Steuben is American art glass from Corning, New York - from Frederick Carder's iridescent Aurene to later flawless colorless crystal. Austin Auction Gallery sells and appraises Steuben glass.
What it's Worth
Later colorless crystal pieces are modest to mid-range; Carder-era Aurene and colored art glass can reach the thousands. Era, line, signature, and condition determine value.
Colorless crystal $50-$500; Carder-era Aurene and colored glass $500-$10,000+.
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Overview & History
Steuben Glass was founded in Corning, New York, in 1903. Its early decades under Frederick Carder produced celebrated colored and iridescent art glass - notably Aurene, Cluthra, and Verre de Soie - while from the 1930s the firm became known for pure, colorless lead crystal of exceptional clarity, often in sculptural designs. Value depends on the era and line: Carder-era colored glass is generally most collectible, while later crystal is valued for design, size, and condition.
Identifying & Marks
Look for the acid-etched 'Steuben' fleur-de-lis mark or an engraved script signature; Aurene pieces are often signed and numbered. Era and line identification drive valuation.