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| Fenton Rustic Vase in blue (circa 1911). This vase has outstanding iridesence. It stands 11 1/2 inches high at the highest point. There is a very small burr off one of the hobs at the bottom that does not detract in any way from the piece. This is a beautiful example of early Fenton. |
| Fenton Water Lily 6 inch Bonbon in Cobalt blue (circa 1915). 3 footed piece with top drawer irridesence. A very shiny piece that looks great in the cabinet! |
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| Fenton Ribbed Holly 4 inch high flared comport in blue (circa 1911). Good iridesence. This is a nice piece to add to any collection. |
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| Fenton long thumbprint creamer in marigold. A nice small piece at 3 inches high with very shiny iridesence. |
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| Fenton Peacock and Urn compote in marigold (circa 1915). This piece has very good iridesence and stands 5 inches tall. |
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| Fenton Diamond Point Columns Squatty Vase (circa 1911). Has a heat check on base. This vase is marigold and stands about 5 inches tall. The base is 3-1/2 inches. This vase was in an antique store that was completely submerged in water in 1997. It was one of the few survivors and is a beautiful vase. |
| Fenton Captive Rose (circa 1925) in green. This 8 inch bowl featuring a 3 in 1 crimp escaped the iridizing process. When light is allowed to shine through this piece the pattern comes to life. Even if you own a captive rose piece that has been iridized, you cannot appreciate the detail of this pattern until you see this bowl. A really rare collectors find. |
| Northwood Diamond Point vase in amethyst. Stands almost 11 inches high. I'm no expert but would say this vase has electric iridesence on top 3/4 of the vase on the outside and electric on inside. A really beautiful shiny piece! |
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| One of the very earliest Fenton enameled water sets (circa 1907). One of the glasses has a bad crack at top, but this is still a beautiful set! A real eye catcher in a cabinet. Sets like these are how Fenton got started in the business. |
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| Fenton Captive Rose bowl (circa 1925) ruffled 9 inch bowl in green. A beautiful piece with very good irridesence. A beautiful example of the early carnival. |
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| Fenton Butterfly bonbon with amethyst base |
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| Northwood Tophat in marigold. |
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