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Very Rare Fenton Peach Opalescent Dragon and Lotus Bowl | Glassware2133 of 2965 |  |  |
Posted 2 years ago
Shawnl86
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This is one of my Pride in Joys, this is a Very Hard to Find 100 Year old Fenton Peach Opalescent (White Tips)) Dragon and Lotus Bowl with Just Phenomenal Colors! Believe me its hard enough to find one of these bowls in but to find one in Mint Condition with this High Quality Color makes this Truly a Treasure! I hope everyone enjoys looking at this bowl, it always makes me smile! Thanks!
Best Regards
Shawnl86
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Beautiful! What color would this be considered?
Hello Thanks Mrj, this has some of the most Beautiful Colors Ive seen!
Especially the Translucent Greens, Pinks, and Blues those are really Hard to Find!
The color of the bowl would be considered Peach Opalescent
Very nice find!
I just found one of these sold for $850.
http://colleywoodcarnival.com/Fenton1.htm
Yea, that is very similar the only difference is there is Vaseline in that version, however they are worth about the same, and honest I believe mine has better colors but that's just my own opinion:)
I recently came across a carnival ice green vaseline basketweave open weave 9" bowl...
Oh Ice Greens very nice, I sold a Northwood Ice Green Fine Cuts and Roses Candy dish for $225.00 about 2 weeks ago
Thank You Knamy74!