Perfume – Steuben – #1455, Plum Jade, Verre de Soie
Perfume – Steuben – #1455, Plum Jade, Verre de Soie
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Steuben Glass Works (United States, Est. 1903)
Perfume Bottle #1445
Plum Jade, Verre de Soie crystal
4 ⅜” high
Description: An American Art Nouveau art glass perfume bottle, shape #1455, with a plum jade stopper and verre de soie body, made by Steuben Glass Works, Corning, New York, and introduced in 1905. Frederick Carder stated that Verre de Soie was his favorite of all glass types Steuben designed.
Markings: unsigned, well-documented form
Condition: Very Good
For Accuracy: an antique it may show expected light signs of age.
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