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Category Archives: Fenton

Blue, Blue My World is Blue – Fenton Vase, Line #847

11 Friday Dec 2015

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Blue Glass, Coloured Glass, Depression, Hobnail, Vase

Blue Blue My World is Blue.  Isn’t Johnny Mathis great?

Unknown Blue Hobnail (1)Anyway my hubby picked up this pretty blue vase at a local flea market.  He was told that it was Nova Scotia glass.  I have to admit that I was doubtful.

As it turns out it was identified on the wonderful Elegant and Everyday Glass Forum.  it is a ’30s piece of Fenton.  I was told that it was originally a bowl from line #844 which was swung and hand shaped into this vase, line #847.IMG_4894

The colours and opalescence are  very pretty, even if it WAS made in West Virginia and not Nova Scotia!

Fenton Daisy and Button Top Hat

14 Thursday Aug 2014

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Daisy and Buttons, Milk glass, Milkglass, Pressed Glass, Top Hat

Fenton Top Hat (2)I have no idea why I bought this.  It isn’t really something that appeals to me at all.  But over the years I have seen these top hats and thought they were cute.  I guess finally I saw one at the right price (can’t recall what that was).

This is large enough to put a teeny plant into.  I won’t be doing that.  Fenton Top Hat (3)I have had two indoor plants for years, and that’s all the greenery that I can manage to maintain!

The “Daisy and Button” of course refers to the pattern.

Fenton Ruby Red Compote in the Tokyo Pattern

21 Monday Apr 2014

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Coloured Glass, Compote, Fenton, Pressed Glass, Red Glass, Toyko

Fenton Ruby Tokyo (3)I love this deep, rich ruby colour.  When I saw it I thought it was Fenton’s Eye Winker pattern.  As it turns out the pattern name is called “Tokyo”.

I am puzzled about the name.  I always wonder how names are chosen.  If you look at the pattern, it looks like part of the design is a sun.  Is this the “Rising Sun” of the East perhaps?

The compote is signed “Fenton” in the oval.  There is no number beneath the mark, so I assume that the piece was made in the 1970s.

A pretty piece which doesn’t seem to be too common, although it was made in a couple other colours as well.

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