Description

Steuben gold aurene authentic finger bowl supported by a matching under-plate; early 1900’s. Overall fine condition and signed on the underfoot (Steuben Aurene 2361).

Approximate dimensions:

bowl: 4.75″ top dia. 2 3/8″ h

under-plate: 6 3/8″ dia. 1″ h

The glass has an intense gold coloration with red and violet highlights. No chips, cracks or repairs. Stunning colors!

Frederick Carder and Thomas Hawkes co-founded the Steuben Glass Works in Corning, New York. Carder ran Steuben Glass Works from 1903 to 1932.

Signature required upon delivery

Antiques and vintage items are not new and may show variable wear, defects, restorations, replacement parts, imperfections, distress, and or repairs. The absence of condition remarks does not imply that the item is in perfect condition. We make great efforts to accurately characterize each item and the photographs are an integral part of the item description. No warranty implied. We do not accept returns. All items are sold “as is.”

CLAIMS:

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1.  Take pictures if the box exterior exhibits signs of damage.
2. Upon opening, inspect the item for damage.  Document damage with several photographs.
3. Retain all shipping materials (box, packing, etc.).
4. The buyer is required to contact us within 24 hours.  No exceptions.
5. The buyer will have to contact the carrier as well to establish a possible inspection by the agent.