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17th century Flemish or German alms charger depicts the New Testament biblical story of the Spies or Thieves from Canaan
1890-2002)
this gracefully conceived antique canopy features a scrolled
it presents a nice presence for use in many settings
The body is in a graceful
American Steuben Glass Gold Aurene Iridescent Flower Frog reclaimed 17th century Flemish or GermanDETAILS An antique, two tier glass fitted flower frog by Steuben for a bowl or vase. STYLE Art Nouveau COLOR(S) Gold PLACE OF ORIGIN United States MAKER Steuben Glass Works (Corning, New York, 1903 2011) Founders: Thomas Gibbons Hawkes (Irish, 1846 1913) and Frederick Carder (English, 1863 1963) (Active: 1903 32) MARKS Unsigned PERIOD Early 20th century DATE Circa 1910 DIMENSIONS Width 4 Depth 4 Height 2. 5 inches CONDITION Note: fleabites and chip.
