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Fenton? Epergne?,...beautiful piece, would love to know who made it. | Glassware1182 of 2938 |  |  |
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I have this piece, was wondering if it might be Fenton.
It has a beautiful greenish custard color, with a clear ruffled edge.
It's four pieces together..........can something with 1 trumpet still be considered an Epergne? Other holes in the frog appear to be for flowers, and not additional trumpets.
I hope someone knows just what this is and who made it,
Thank You! Tony.
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Gorgeous! so pretty.
fenton ivory crest epergne, this piece actually ones comes with the one trumpet
.....only comes with the one trumpet
Thank You Inky for your comment and Thank You Hobnail-Lover for the very helpful information.
Tony.
Nice one, Tonino!
Thank You Kev!
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