Vintage 1930s Steuben Ivrene Free Form Opalescent Footed Centerbowl, Sz 6.5 x 13

Antique Steuben Ivrene Free Form Opalescent Centerbowl, Grotesque form. #5763 Victorian Art Glass Vintage from the 1930s Materials: glass, iridescent/opalescent Measures approx 6 1/2" and 13" This is signed on base shown in photos Made by Frederick Carder Ivrene free from console ruffled lip bowl pedestal in a grotesque form shape #5763. A stunning circa 1930 hand-blown 'Grotesque' form footed centerbowl manufactured by Steuben Glass in Corning, NY, executed in 'Ivrene', an iridized lead glass which has a lovely soft, silky iridescence. It is shape number 7563 and pictured on page 136, Fig. 5.71 of 'Frederick Carder and Steuben Glass American Classics' by Thomas Dimitroff. Whether displayed as a centerpiece on your dining table or as a cherished addition to your art glass collection, this Steuben bowl embodies the elegance and innovation of early 20th-century American glassmaking. Why You'll Love It: Historical Significance: A fine example of Steuben's pioneering work in art glass during the 1920s. Unique Design: The grotesque pattern and iridescent finish make this bowl a one-of-a-kind piece. Versatile Display: Perfect for use as a centerpiece or as a decorative art object in any room. Condition: Excellent Vintage Condition. No chips or cracks. Slight surface scratches at base consistent with vintage age and displaying over the decades. Purchased from an antique dealer years ago who provided me the story behind this lovely piece ~