Hi

I was wondering if this could possibly be Carder Steuben?

Or something Else?

6 3/8″ high x 4 1/8″ across top.no #’s or marks, paneled.

Sincerely

Chris Martin

From The Yale University Collection

Vase

Maker: Steuben Glass Works, American, 1903,1932

Date:
ca. 1905

Medium:
Blown and engraved colorless glass

Accession Number:
1955.34.2

Culture:
American

Period:
20th century

Classification:
Containers – Glass

Status:
Not on view

Agnus Dei Vase

Designer: Sidney Waugh, American, 1904,1963

Manufacturer: Steuben Glass, Inc., American, 1933,1958

Date:
ca. 1935

Medium:
Colorless engraved lead glass

Accession Number:
1977.36.1

Culture:
American

Period:
20th century

Classification:
Containers – Glass

Status:
Not on view

Mariner’s Bowl

Designer: Sidney Waugh, American, 1904,1963

Maker: Steuben Glass, Inc., American, 1933,1958

Date:
designed 1935

Medium:
Blown and engraved lead glass

Accession Number:
2006.189.38

Culture:
American

Period:
20th century

Classification:
Containers – Glass

Status:
On view*

Dessert bowl

Champagne Coolers

Manufacturer: Steuben Division, Corning Glass Works, 1918,1933

Date:
Designed 1923,27

Medium:
Lead glass

Accession Number:
1984.32.43a-b

Culture:
American

Period:
20th century

Classification:
Containers – Glass

Status:
Not on view

Olive dish

Designer: John A Dreves, American, 1913,2003

Manufacturer: Steuben Glass, Inc., American, 1933,1958

Date:
1939

Medium:
Blown colorless lead glass

Accession Number:
2004.111.2

Culture:
American

Period:
20th century

Classification:
Containers – Glass

Status:
On view

More From Yale Collection To Come

As one of her research interests, Gail Bardhan, retired librarian from the Rakow Research Library at CMoG, kept a list of American museums with Carder glass in their collection. I have used her research to find examples of Carder glass in the collection of the Yale University Art Gallery. Scott Hansen