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Posted 5 years ago
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There is some Fenton glass that is unmarked. I am trying to identify a pattern on the pieces attached. Please let me know what you think. There is no mark on the bottom.
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Your jewelry is very very nice. Beautiful! I have bought a lot of costume jewelry at estate auctions. I find that I always have a spare earring or two. It's a shame they don't have a place to go so people can make a pair..lol I have a box I saved of one earrings just in case the other shows up! I keep hoping..I have some beautiful pieces with no match! I love vintage and antique jewelry.
Thanks! I will check it out. We should start one where is the other earring? LOL I get so many nice pieces either the other earring is missing or a rhinestone you can't match.
I don't think these are by Fenton at all. They are examples of Victorian art glass made in either Bohemia or England. Fenton did make items inspired by, & reproducing Victorian art glass, but not quite as elaborate as these items. For example, the yellow applied handle on the basket, which is out of character for Fenton's products. May I also add that Fenton began in 1905 & these items are much earlier, I would say 1880s - 1890s. Do they have polished or rough pontil marks underneath?