The company s lone factory shut down Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011, ending a high-end glassmaking tradition dating back to 1903. Most of the 60 workers were axed, but a few found jobs at glass pioneer ...

Glass art manufacturer Steuben Glass Company, which has been based in Corning, N.Y., 37 miles southwest of Ithaca, since 1903, will close in November, parent company Schottenstein Stores Corp ...

Then the First World War interrupted the small company’s supply of quality glass blanks, metals and key chemicals. The Corning Glass Works (the source of the best blanks) purchased Steuben in ...

Its lone factory in Corning, a glassmaking company town flanked by Steuben County's tree-topped mountain ridges in southwestern New York, is shutting down Nov. 29, the week after Thanksgiving.

While the matchlessly transparent glass is still acclaimed as the lodestar of lead crystal, Steuben has struggled to find its footing in old age -- never more so than since 2008 when glass pioneer ...

Its lone factory in Corning, a glassmaking company town flanked by Steuben County's tree-topped mountain ridges in southwestern New York, is shutting down Nov. 29, the week after Thanksgiving.

So it seems fitting that the exhibition "Glass and Glamour: Steuben's Modern Moment, 1930-1960," mounted to salute the company's 100th anniversary, should appear at the Museum of the City of New York.

High-style, high-end Steuben Glass marks its 100th anniversary this year. To celebrate, the company — which still uses its original Corning, N.Y., factory — will reissue some 50 midcentury ...

During the 1930s, Steuben turned away from colored-, iridescent-and frosted-glass objects in the art nouveau style to embrace a new, ultra-pure, clear crystal called 10M that Corning chemists had ...

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — It’s the end of the line for the Steuben Glass company, an American icon of handcrafted crystal for more than a century. The company’s lone factory in Corning, in western ...

When english glassmaker Frederick Carder established Steuben Glass in 1903 in Steuben County, N.Y., his main competitor was Louis Comfort Tiffany. Both men produced colored art glass in the Art ...