All the varities of colorless crystal on this page were
produced during the Carder years (1903-1933) at Steuben.
Engraved "Van Dyke" Plate trimmed in Rosa
Matte Finish Colorless Crystal
Acid Etched "Mansard"
Shape 6763
Reeded Colorless Tumbler
Shape 1125
Matte Finish Colorless Crystal
Mold Assisted Gazelle
Shape 7399
Cut Optical Crystal Pheasant
Table Decoration
Shape 6504
Colorless Crackle with Pomona Green Lion's Head Prunts
Shape 6199
Optical Crystal Controlled Bubble Luminar
Shape 6504
Colorless Crystal Lattice Work Basket
Shape 7717
Colorless Crystal Creamer & Sugar with
Citron Handles
Shape 336
The most common form to find the colorless crystal is the bodies of vases, bowls, candlesticks, etc...
Colorless Crystal Leaf Form Candleholder
Shape 7637
One color of crystal is often confused with colorless. The bottom iceberg holder for this matte finish colorless crystal diving lady is the color moonlight, which has a very pale lavendar tint to it.
By itself, the iceberg would appear to the untrained eye as colorless crystal.
Since 1933, a clear crystal renowned the world over for its clarity, has been and is still being produced today at Steuben in Corning, New York.
