10 items were found in the category"Glass/Opalescent_Glass" that match the term "fenton" . Items 1 through 10 are shown here.

$ 120.00	Glass - Opalescent Glass: FENTON VASELINE BOWL FENTON VASELINE OPALESCENT BOWL A fabulous bowl in a raised rose pattern produced by the Fenton Art Glass co. This bowl in vaseline opalescent glass measures 9.5 in. diameter and is approx. 3 1/4 in. tall. Perfect condition with the Fenton sticker still intact. This bowl has been blacklight tested and flouresces superbly. A new collectible that has been made in the USA.
$ 70.00	Opalescent Glass: FENTON ~AQUA OPALESCENT ~CACTUS” TOOTHPICK HOLDER For sale I have a lovely Fenton Aqua Opalescent Cactus Toothpick Holder. It is marked on the bottom Fenton. It is in excellent condition. There are no chips, cracks or breaks. What a great addition for the Fenton collector. It measure 2 3/4 inches across the top and stands 3 inches.
$ 125.00	Glass-Opalescent Glass: Rare Fenton Opalescent Northern Star Plate This is a lovely Fenton plate in the Northern Star pattern. It is white opalescent which makes it a rare find -it is often found in carnival and crystal but rarely in large opalescent plates. It has a nice geometric pattern that dates to 1908. Measures 10 3/4" in diameter. Excellent condition with no cracks or chips. There are some light scratch marks from use and a small teardrop size blip of extra glass on the back side. Normal scuffing on the bottom from shelf sitting.
$ 1265.00	Glass-Opalescent Glass: L G WRIGHT BLUE OPAL GLASS EPERGNE w 4 FUTES This beautiful blue opalescent glass EPERGNE was made in the 1940’s for the L.G. Wright Glass Company by Fenton. It features four Ruffled Flutes mounted on a single pedestal rising from the middle of a Center Piece Display Bowl. L.G. Wright based his designs on pieces from the Victorian Era. It is about 17 inches tall and 12 inches in diameter. There are no chips on the flutes or bowl but there is a crack on one side of the flute holder (see photo).
$ 38.00	Opalescent Glass: Large Blue Opalescent Bowl with Embossed Berry Pattern Large Blue Opalescent Bowl with embossed Blackberry or Raspberry pattern. The pattern is similar to Northwood and Fenton, but the actual pattern name and maker are unknown to us. Bowl measures 8 3/4'' in diameter and 3'' tall. There are a couple of very faint, light scratches--hard to see--and a small straw mark on the bottom from manufacturing. No chips, cracks, etc. The color is a clear blue on the bottom portion with the opalescence starting and increasing about 1 1/2'' from the top rim. This is a lovely bowl.
$ 21.38	Opalescent Glass: Opalescent White 10 1/2 inch Ruffled Bowl Opalescent 10 1/2 inch bowl has a ruffled edge. Bowl is white in most light, very pale blue in some lighting. Photo looks more blue than it does in person. Bowl is in excellent condition, no chips or cracks.
$ 10.68	Opalescent Glass: Dolphin Stemmed White Opalescent Comport Dolphin-stemmed comport has a lovely curled top which is white opalescent. Maker is unknown. According to my reference book, the original pattern was by Northwood around 1902, but has been reproduced. I bought this at an auction and the piece is unmarked. Comport is about 5 inches tall and the diameter is about 6 1/2 inches. Given the likely age, piece is in good condition. There are no cracks. The foot is rough around the outside due to small shallow chips. The largest of the chips is 1/4 inches long. Inventory #: 7
$ 39.00	Glass - Opalescent Glass: Antique Custard Glass Makers Patterns / Scarce Book Profusely illustrated in color, this early book is the most definitive work published on the subject of American custard glass. ENCYCLOPEDIA OF VICTORIAN PATTERN GLASS - BOOK 4 - CUSTARD GLASS FROM A TO Z by William Heacock, Antique Publications 1976 First Edition. Pictured in color are the known patterns and types of custard glass produced by the major manufacturers. Covered by chapter are: Introduction; Custard by Northwood and Associates; Custard by Heisey; Custard by Tarentum; Custard by Jefferson; Custard by Fenton; Custard by U.S. Glass; Custard Glass Souvenirs; Late Additions and Miscellaneous; Ad and Catalogue Reprints; and Corrections & Index. The book pictures pitcher and tumbler sets, punch bowls and cups, bowls and compotes, toothpicks, butters, cruets, sugars, creamers, spooners, salts and peppers, trays, humidors, lamps, lamp shades, rolling pins, vases, novelty items, and more. Considered the 'custard glass bible,' this book is the leading authoritative text on this subject. A must-buy book for the novice or advanced collector of custard glass wares.8.5 in. x 10.9 in. softback in very good condition. 68 pages. This book includes a 1992-1993 price guide supplement. Free media mail shipping and handling for deliveries within the 48 United States. International customers please contact us for shipping options and costs. ©2003
$ 32.00	Glass - Opalescent Glass: Antique Black Glass Makers 650 Items / Scarce Book A COLLECTOR’S GUIDE TO BLACK GLASS by Marlena Toohey, Antique Publications, OH, 1988.Superb color photographs highlight this rare out-of-print book which pictures and describes over 650 examples of black glass by such makers as Anchor Hocking, Cambridge Glass, Co-Operative Flint, Diamond Glass, Duncan & Miller, Durant, Fenton Glass Co., Fostoria Glass Co., Greensburg Glass, Hazel Atlas, Imperial Glass, Indiana Glass, J.V. Co., L.E. Smith, Lancaster Glass, Lotus Glass, Louie Glass, McKee Glass Co., Morgantown Glass Works, New Martinsville Glass, Paden City Glass, Tiffin (U.S. Glass), Van Demon, Victorian, Westmoreland, Willington Westford, and foreign glass and new glass. Included are examples of animals of all types, desk items, dresser accessories, lamps, smoker items, and numerous bowls, vases, platters, novelty items and more. 8.4 in. x 10.9 in. softback in very good condition. 118 pages. Includes 1991-92 Price guide supplement.Free media mail shipping and handling for deliveries within the 48 United States. International customers please contact us for shipping options and costs. ©2003
$ 29.00	Glass - Opalescent Glass: Black Glass Makers Patterns Values / Scarce Book This early out-of-print book is the first definitive text published on the subject of vintage black glass, and today is a collector’s item in itself. BLACK GLASS – AN ILLUSTRATED PRICE GUIDE by Margaret James, Collector Books, 1981. Hundreds of items are pictured and described in this most informative text. The author pictures examples of glass made by Cambridge Glass Co., Duncan Miller Glass Co., Fenton Art Glass Co., Fostoria Glass Co., Greensburg Glass Works, Hazel-Atlas Glass Co., Hobb’s Glass Co., Imperial, Lancaster, McKee, New Martinsville-Viking Glass Co., Paden City Glass Manufacturing Co., L.E. Smith, United states Glass Co., Westmoreland, and glass from Czechoslovakia and England. Items pictured include candlesticks, carnival molds, covered dishes, lamps, miniature animals, mugs, novelties, plates, powder boxes, salt dips, shoes, spice holders, salt and pepper shakers, swans, toothpicks, vases, and more. This book includes 1981 price guide information. If you are a collector or dealer of black glass, you will enjoy adding this early book to your permanent reference library.5.5 in. x 8.4 in. softback in very good condition. 80 pages. Free media mail shipping and handling for deliveries within the 48 United States. International customers please contact us for shipping options and costs. ©2003

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