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Posted 2 years ago
fentonfan
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Here is another pitty piece from my estate sale "adventure" I like this bowl because of its color.
I was told by the liquidator that this bowl is a Fenton Depression glass piece and the color named aquamarine.
I could not find this piece in my research or just the color as Fenton but not other brand .
I hope somebody could recognize it.
Thank you in advance.
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looks to be Lancaster Glass "Petal"; 3 toed bowl. I've also seen this pattern called "Landrum" but most time you'll find it as "Petal". This is Elegant Glass of the depression era.
Wow..! Thank you so much for your comment!
I had the feeling that the liquidator did not know his stuff well...
I bought a pritty green cruet as Cambridge, turned out it is Hazel Atlas...
The stuff is pritty either way... Every item I bought there are flawless like new.
I looked up items like this on the Web after reading your input, it seems like it is rare. I found one in pink only. Is it really? Thanks again.
I have one of the yellow plates and see a number of them show up on eBay. Don't see this aqua color however. In general I don't see these bringing that much.