Fenton Green Opalescent Dot Optic Lamp This is a rare Fenton lamp. Occasionally you will see one of these in French Opalescent, but this is Fenton's Green Opalescent Dot Optic pattern G-70 series lamp from the early 1930's. Similar lamps can be seen in both of Whitmyer's "Fenton Art Glass Patterns" books, 1909-39 and 1939-80. Measuring 7-1/2" in diameter, this one is definitely Fenton as it has the slightly panelled pattern in the base. No chimney included. In very clean condition, no chips or cracks.
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Fenton Topaz Opalescent Coin Dot Ivy Vase Here's a real find. A Coin Dot Ivy vase in Topaz Opalescent (1448-TO). Measuring 5 1/2" tall and 4 1/2" in diameter, it glows beautifully under ultraviolet light. It is in pristine condition and the ivy vase is a rare item in this color. The coin dot in Topaz was made only in 1959-60.
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Fenton French Opalescent Dot Creamer/Pitcher This lovely little creamer in French Opalescent glass is from a limited edition collection of Victorian Pitchers and Cruets produced in 1986. I thought at first it might have been made for L.G. Wright, as it has the Eye Dot pattern of vertical rows of dots, but I've included a scan of the Fenton catalog page showing the collection. It is identified as #7877-FO. It stands 4-1/2" tall, has a fluted handle and is in excellent condition, with no chips or cracks. Fenton logo on bottom.
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass