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Green satin glass candle holders (Fenton) | Fenton Glass192 of 330 |  |  |
Posted 2 years ago
vintagemad
(304 items)
Picked these up at a rummie(garage sale) last week. They had a bunch of Fenton pieces but these jumped out at me. I have never seen this pattern and they match the rose bowl I have. It looks like they are lotus flowers? If any one knows the pattern name that would be great. I was also wondering a time frame? Thanks.
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Thanks Official.
Your candlesticks are definitely Fenton and are called "Water Lily", ware 8473LS, produced 1973 and discontinued in 1980. The color is called Lime Sherbet. Nice you have the centerpiece bowl to match.
Thanks for the info sjell.
Sjell is correct on everything. just to give you an idea of value, if the centerpiece bowl and candlesticks are all in nice condition with no chips you could get around $30 or so for all three pieces. nice finds. thanks for sharing.
$30? Wow I was off I figured at least $50. Oh well they can stay where they are I guess. Thanks for the info.
people really dont collect this pattern because it looks dated (looks like something from the 1970's - 1980's) and there isnt a big market for the color. i think the pattern is awesome, but thats just me :) keep them and enjoy them. thanks !
Hi I was looking at your Fenton candlesticks and I have the candy dish with the lid. Your collection of vintage stuff is great. I also go yard sailing and auctions due to fact that I am a collector of glassware. Your site is unbelievable and I love what you do. Keep on collecting.
Thanks Tiffany, you should join in on the fun and post your collection.
Hi Vintagemad. I just picked up the bowl to match you'r candlesticks. I would have thought they'd have been worth more too, being Fenton, but that's how it goes. The do look cool under the blacklight, though!