Set hotsell of 4 Mid Century Modern Signed Steuben Coasters or Trinket Dishes

We have quite a few crystal items made by Steuben that we will be listing. If interested in more than 1 piece, let us know and we can try to combine the shipping depending on what it is.

Here we have a lovely set of what we believe to me coasters but could also be used as trinket dishes. Four coasters that seem to be glass and very thick glass at that. Each one of them is signed Steuben on the rims. They are all in nice shape with no chips, cracks but do have scratches from being used. They measure about 3 1/8" wide by about 1/2" high.

The coasters are quite heavy as well.



A little bit of information on the famous company, Steuben,,

America's most cherished producers of collectible crystal. Whether it is a Steuben vase, bowl, figurine, or sculpture, Steuben pieces are always well received gifts and quickly earn their right as family heirlooms. The company was founded in 1903 by an enterprising Englishman named Fredrick C. Carder hotsell and his partner Thomas G. Hawkes. Carder had been designing and producing glass for sometime in England for the firm Stevens and Williams. Hawkes owned a large glass cutting factory in Corning, New York and the designs that were there came from many sources.7737 by Steuben Glass7737 by Steuben GlassIt was Hawkes desire to have a factory that could both design and cut glass and when he learned of Carder's skills, he asked him to come to New York and help open such a self-contained factory. Carder had recently been passed over for a promotion at Stevens and Williams, and decided, why not! Under Carder's leadership, Steuben Glass Works prospered and developed several lines of very popular art glass. With Hawke's capital investment and Carder's unique sense of style, Steuben crystal was on its way to becoming an American legend. Carder was free to experiment with various glass making procedures and glassware colors, and he made the most of the opportunity.Unfortunately, World War I caused the factory to be unable to acquire the raw materials necessary for producing the exceptional glass for which it had become known. The company was sold to Corning Glass Works and became known as the “Steuben Division.” Before its purchase, Steuben produced a variety of colored and iridescent art glasses. The sale to Corning resulted in the company focusing on clear pieces of crystal art, with the last known sale of Steuben colored glass occurring in 1943. Steuben Figurines and Giftware Steuben Figurines & Giftware. Steuben took an artistic turn in the 1930s. Previously, the designers at Steuben had followed styles that were popular at retailers like Tiffany and Co. Beginning during the Art Deco movement, Steuben became known for its unique work in modernist themes in clear glass.



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