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RARE SIGNED STEUBEN SHIP'S DECANTER BOOK SHOWN AT N.R.
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RARE SIGNED STEUBEN SHIP'S DECANTER BOOK SHOWN AT N.R.
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Folks, ....we offer AT NO RESERVE a rare ship's decanter signed Steuben. T are nine images for your consideration. The book page is shown also. The decanter is 9" in height and 7 1/8th" Dia at the base. It weighs 3 pounds and holds 32 ounces. This elegant decanter was featured in the 1963 Steuben Glass Christmas Catalog. It is all original including the wonderful round ring stopper. We have an image of the Steuben signature and in that same image you will see to the right a number 6. That number matches the number on the bottom of the stopper shown among the images. Made together for a perfect fit and still together over 40 years later. The rings on the neck are each seperate and not in a spiral going down the bottle. They each have a beginning and an end. The condition is pristine. Little to no wear on the bottom and this piece has quite possible never been used. It is without imperfections in our opinion. Folks, if you are going to invest in American glass then bid on pieces put on eBay by sellers who proudly say they are members of the American Cut Glass Association and who subscribe to their code of ethics. We are charter members of the American Cut Glass Assn. and have been selling the finest in American Cut Glass for over 38 years. In accordance with the new eBay policy only PayPal may be used. The winning bidder will be asked to pay $16.75 for shipping plus required insurance.. This is a fantastic example of Steuben quality craftsmanship and will enhance any collector's collection.
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