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Posted 5 months ago
patriciar
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This is a really beautiful art glass bowl which we purchased in a little town in Colorado about 10 years ago. The lady was closing out her store so we purchased this and 2 other pieces. The irredescence is really wonderful and the colors are beautiful in general. It's a generous size at 3" x abou 8.75". If it's not against the guidelines I would really appreciate anything anyone could tell me about this piece. I'm not a collector of glass and cannot quite read the sigature. And I have to go by the seller's word that this is Fenton at all. Thanks for any help. Pat
Fenton GlassFenton Glass Company started in 1905, when brothers Frank and John Fenton s…
stunning :)
lovely Fenton Water Lily bowl. The signature appears to be Scott Kisner, who was one of the decorators at Fenton. You might check at the fentonfan.com site.