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Posted 2 years ago
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this is a very hard to find item. aquired at an estate sale a while back for $40 i think. it is worth approx. $400 or so because it is so rare. these really never come up for sale. the piece was made for a very short period of time making this piece scarce. this was one of the first items i ever purchased. this is not the same color as the lime opalescent pieces i have listed. fenton made 3 different shades of green hobnail. they are green opalescent...made in the early 1940's...it is a light shade of green, emerald green opalescent....this is a darker green made from the late 50's - early 60's, and finally they made the lime green opalescent....which is a mix between emerald green and the regular green opalescent. hope you guys like!
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Thanks Mrj303!
Love it! It is such an unusual color!
the color is what makes it so desirable. thank you cindyjune and Mavericklane.