My Grma's Vase dated 1897..is it Fenton Carnival Green?

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Posted 13 years ago

I have NOT seen this color in the Fenton collections, it has Amethyst,Amber AND Green colors as you turn it in the light, so I'm not sure what I have here? Lenox? Can anyone tell me? Chelly ...thanks

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sassybass50, 13 years ago
Most of the Fenton, I've seen on-line is Milk glass...and only saw 3 pieces, in this color was only 1...but was called April Shower? This does not have the knobs coming down the side of it! There are no markings on it..other than a paper label on the bottom that says it belonged to my Gr Ma, and dated 1897...
sassybass50, 13 years ago
Can anyone IDENTIFY this Vase...for what it really is? please help me on this...thanks so much
sassybass50, 13 years ago
If it isn't a Fenton,can you tell me what it is? I saw it ONCE in an Antique book of prices, back about 8-9 yrs ago, at a Borders Book store...and it was listed then as $180.oo resale value! I just don't remember after that long, what name was on it!?
Hedgewalker, 13 years ago
Possibly Imperial?
TallCakes, 13 years ago
I 'think' this may be a Northwood vase in the color they called russet. You can check and compare at Shetlar Glass and do some googling to see what you think.
http://www.shetlarglass.com/stretchglass/SGCompanies/Northwood/Northwood8.htm
Mrj303, 13 years ago
Fenton didn't start making glass until 1907

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