Steuben Glass Works - Notable Appearances

Notable Appearances

A Steuben glass dish and cover, a set of glass dishes engraved with Audubon bird drawings, and a pair of Steuben candlesticks were among the wedding gifts of Queen Elizabeth II.

The glass bowl in the Merchant Ivory film, The Golden Bowl (2000), was designed by Eric Hilton at Steuben Glass.

President Bartlett broke a Steuben glass pitcher in an episode of The West Wing.

Sterling Archer broke some Steuben glassware in episode ten, season one of Archer

The glass slipper in the Cinderella Castle Suite at Disney World is made by Steuben Glass.

The Tom Cruise, dancing in his underwear to Bob Segar, career making film Risky Business (1983) revolves around Tom Cruise's character's efforts to get back his mother's Steuben egg after a prostitute steals it for collateral when he doesn't have the money to pay her after already retaining services.

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