Antique Frederick Carter Gold Aurene 10 This is a fabulous Frederick Carter gold aurene vase has graced my living room for over 40 years & I never tire of seeing & enjoying it. (ASK ABOUT OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN.)I saw one like it in the museum in New Brunswick several years ago & it really is a museum piece. The play of light on the gold changes throughout the day, & with the changing light, reflecting a rainbow of colors.

It measures 10" tall & about 9" across at it's widest point.. It is signed on the base "Aurene 2683"Frederick Carter registered the name Aurene in 1904 but it took several months to develop the gold aurene to perfection. This is a good example of "perfection".

If you've been looking for just the right piece of Frederick Carter glass to add to you collection, this one has to rank near the top for desirability. The vase is in mint condition, no chips or scratches, with only normal base wear to be expected at it's age. Don't forget, we offer a 3-month lay-away plan for items over $100.

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Manufacturer: Steuben Glass Co.  

Vintage Ruby Red Glass 5 1/2 This is a beautiful deep ruby red square bowl. There are no identifying labels but the bowl was made by one of the better glass companies because of it's quality.



The bowl is 2 3/8" tall & 5 1/2" square with a scalloped rim. The bowl has a raised "fan & beads" design on each of it's 4 sides. All in all, it is a lovely item to add to your ruby glass service, or as an attractive display.
Manufacturer: Unknown  

Roland Correia Art Glass Vase - Signed - 1975 This is a particularly nice, early, "double gourd shape" art glass vase, signed "Roland R Correia" & "825.8.75".

Those who know glass artistry, are aware of how difficult it is to to the "feather" pull-ups that make of the design of this item.

I know the "75" is for the date it was created as I've owned it since that time & have had it on display in my extensive art & antique glass collection.

The finish is an iridescent, soft sea mist color, with old gold threaded loop pull-ups. The gold also continues inside the top portion of the vase.. This requires great skill to accomplish. It has it's original Correia paper logo as well as his signature & date it was crafted.

The vase measures 7" tall & is in a double gourd form. If you love sophisticated & beautiful art glass, this is the item for you. It is in mint condition with no chips, cracks or scratches.

A wonderful item for any collector of fine American artist-made glass. Thank you for shopping at The Treasure Chest.


Manufacturer: Roland Correia  

Collectible Boyd Carmel Glass Tooth Pick Holder - Marked This lovely Boyd Caramel glass tooth pick holder is marked with the "B" & has lines on 3 sides of the B, which indicates dating. Boyd adds a line every 5 years. This was issued c.1993-98.

The tooth pick measures about 2 3/4" tall & is octagonal in shape with a beautiful pattern. The coloring varies from light chocolate to pale caramel.

This is a beautiful piece to add to your collection of Boyd Glass or caramel glass. Thank you for shopping at The Treasure Chest.


Manufacturer: Boyd Glass Co.  

Art Glass Fish - Artist Signed M. Eckstrand Artist Signed Art Glass Fish From Coda Galleries by Mark Eckstrand.

This is a strikingly beautiful art glass fish, purchased from an estate sale & labeled as "Coda Galleries".

Coda Galleries have stores in New York, Palm Desert & Park City & feature only the best sculptures & pieces from a world-wide selection of artists, including Murano, U.S., & Sweden. Mark Ecstrand is a world famous glass artist, known for his "sea life" sculptures

This fish flows from pink, lavender to yellow. It has elaborate fins of clear glass. The details of the body give the effect of fish scales. It is very detailed, even to the eyes. Anyone familiar with glass artistry knows the difficulty of creating this piece.

It measures 7" long & about 6 3/8" high. It is signed by the artist: "ME 99" on the bottom side. Fish are documented in glass from the first century B.C.

This would make an excellent item to add to your glass collection, with much to add as a conversation piece. Thank you for stopping by The Treasure Chest. (Item ID:KK-08)
Manufacturer: Coda Galleries