If you have an Steuben glass pieces or a Steuben collection for sale, we would like to speak to you.

 Steuben is an iconic American glass manufacturer. Although the firm has gone through changes in ownership it still produces art glass today.

Steuben has a rich history of having their pieces displayed in some of the most high profile settings. For example, The glass slipper in the Cinderella Castle Suite at Disney World was made by Steuben Glass, a Steuben egg was a pivotal prop in the movie, Risky Business,  Four Steuben pieces, including the Gazelle Bowl, was added to the permanent collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Steuben was shown at “The World of Tomorrow” exhibition at the New York City World’s Fair,  The Merry-Go-Round Bowl, Audubon Plates, and a pair of Steuben candlesticks were presented to Queen Elizabeth II on the occasion of her wedding, Steuben has been presented as a gift of state by every U.S. president, and “President Bartlet” broke a Steuben glass pitcher in The West Wing episode “He Shall From Time To Time”.

It is also interesting to know that Steuben stopped producing colored glass in 1943.  For this reason any colored art glass by Steuben could be quite valuable.  Whether you have old or newer pieces of Steuben glass, they could be value as well.  For example,  Steuben’s limited edition “Ocean’s Pulse Sculpture” (below left) is valued at about $16,5000, Steuben’s “Golden Neptune” piece is valued at about $12,000 (below center), and who would have thought that the quirky “Frog Price” (below right) would be worth almost $7000.00