Antique-shop.com
Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: ironlord1963 on March 21, 2010, 10:51:27 am
-
O.K. how about another Fenton Question. I have this vase, which appears to be a Fenton Silvercrest flower vase. Except something just doesn't match. I have found these all over the net, however the flower vase which is a bit taller then mine and the base or rather body of the fenton one's seems to be a bit narrower, They did put out one call a melon vase, which matches the size and roundness of the body of the vase, except the melon vase has little dimples between the curves. Mine is 5" tall and weighs 8 oz. and There are no markings. Could this be a Fenton, or a copy maybe? and did any other glass companies make the Silvercrest?
-
ironlord great piece!! And yes it is Fenton #7156 SC DC vase Is how it is listed in order booklets for shop owners back in the day . Sliver Crest Petticoat glass was made only by Fenton. They also produced a ,Peach Crest & a Plum Crest. Nice find!!!!
-
Real nice piece o' Fenton , ironlord1963 .
-
Ironlord, what a beautiful piece! Love the crisp look of it - a look that spans eras!
-
Very nice example of Fenton silver crest. Probably made in the late 40's. Here's a little piece of info for you that will help you date Fenton milk glass. The more opaque the milk color is, the older it is. I would say that it is probably worth $20-$40.
-
Real nice Ironlord.Hope you got a deal on it.
-
Thanks all you folks, yes I did get a good deal, found it at goodwill for $1.99, could not pass it up for that. Thanks for all the tips again.
-
fentonfrk, that is something that most people aren't aware of. The more opaque milk glass in general...the older it is. The more solid/bright white...it is newer!
-
Yes, as the others have said, a nice vase! Gotta love those Goodwill finds!