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I am posting these photos of a beautiful vase I bought at an auction in Lockport, IL because I finally identified the pattern as "Scroll Embossed" which I found on David Doty's Carnival Glass website but I am confused because my piece is unmarked. It looks like Fenton but it does not have the Fenton trademark. Does this mean it is old or is it a reproduction? I've included a photo from David Doty's website as well as a photo of my piece. The colors are amazing and it is very iridescent. It measures 8" tall, 2-3/4" diameter base, 5-3/4" diameter at its widest point, ruffled outer edge is 5" diameter, and weighs 1.8 lbs. Any help identifying this vase would be appreciated. Thank you.
Fenton GlassFenton Glass Company started in 1905, when brothers Frank and John Fenton s…
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it is a Fenton 9155 vase and was not given a name. Fenton didn't mark all of their glass. You'll find this shape in many colors by searching: Fenton Glass 9155 vase
Fabulous! Thank you for solving this mystery.
yeah this is a great piece of fenton glass. it has a great carnival finish and a beautiful pattern! thank you for sharing! fenton didnt start making their items until the 1970's. this piece could be early 1970's and thats why its not marked...but i could be wrong. i dont collect this praticualr pattern.