Steuben glass spring 1964 catalog (2 resultados)

{Item #1}: THE STORY OF STEUBEN GLASS; HISTORY MAKING DESIGN. Staple-bound booklet; H 20.75cm x L 16.5cm. 40 pages plus covers. Pictorial paper covers, light scuffing along spine fold. Past owner's name in ink at top right of front page 1. Pages otherwise quite clean and binding is firm. B/w photographs throughout showing company products. Two sections of text - "History" on pages 4-19 and "Design" on pages 20-37 - with concluding "Major Exhibitions of Steuben Glass" listing 46 shows held in the United States, Canada, and Europe between 1935 and 1963. A very good+ copy. {Item #2}: STEUBEN GLASS SPRING 1964. Staple-bound booklet; H 22.75 x L 17.5cm. 48 pages plus covers. Yellowish-green stiff paper covers lightly soiled, band of color fading across top of front cover. Past owner's name in ink at top right of mildly foxed page 1; light foxing to page 18 with a few other scattered spots. Glossy stock paper adds contrast to b/w photographs throughout showing the company's Spring 1964 product line (prices specified within captions for each image) which includes vases, bowls, table accessories, drinking glasses and associated accessories, smoking accessories, ornamental designs, engraved sculptural pieces, etc. A very good copy. Laid-in is two-sided single sheet folded in half with one side offering tour and map of the Corning Glass Center and Steuben Factory with verso having explanatory text and b/w photos of the Steuben Blowing Room.…

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. This 1964 Steuben Glass Spring catalog, issued by the Corning Glass Center, presents an elegant showcase of mid-century Steuben design, photographed in the iconic high-contrast style associated with the firm's promotional materials. The catalog features a range of decorative and functional pieces including bowls, animals, engraved crystal, and sculptural forms all highlighting the precision and artistry for which Steuben was renowned. Each item is illustrated with full-page plates accompanied by identifying numbers, dimensions, and original 1964 retail prices, offering both historical context and documentation valuable to collectors. The interior remains clean and well-preserved, with only mild age toning along the margins and a small corner crease on the rear page. Plates are sharp, unmarked, and free of foxing. The binding is secure, with no loose pages. The catalog's textual introduction emphasizes Steuben's philosophy of functional beauty and the artistry of its designers and engravers, providing a thoughtful historical snapshot of the company in the early 1960s. The textured card covers show moderate rubbing, scattered faint soiling, and a small penciled notation at the top-left corner of the front panel, consistent with Very Good condition for a vintage trade catalog. Spine fold shows light handling wear but remains intact. Overall, this is a well-preserved example.…