Posted 12 years ago
Justanovice
(120 items)
Perhaps JayHow could verify if this piece is a Fenton basket? It has a number registration for 1970's! Many thanks!
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| Fenton Glass466 of 627 |  |  |
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| Fenton Glass466 of 627 | | |
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Posted 12 years ago
Justanovice
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Perhaps JayHow could verify if this piece is a Fenton basket? It has a number registration for 1970's! Many thanks!
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Thank you BELLIN68!
Looovely colour!...:-)
Thank you inky!!
Hi! Very interesting and unusual piece. The following is not your basket, but it contains a description of a similar item, and it also refers to a book that might prove useful to you.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-GREENER-HOBNAIL-TWIN-HANDLE-AMBER-GLASS-BASKET-1890-/110964272603?pt=UK_Art_Glass&hash=item19d5fc6ddb
Thank you all so much, very much appreciated!
Hi, here's a link to the same basket. This is a definitely a Greener piece. The question remains whether or not Fenton reproduced your basket. I haven't seen the marks you refer to and don't know Fenton well enough to answer that question. Love the color and opalescence! Best wishes for success!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Victorian-vaseline-pressed-glass-Henry-Greener-ware-blue-posy-basket-C1880s-/110963279038?pt=UK_Art_Glass&hash=item19d5ed44be
miKKoChristmas11 - Thank you very much for all your time and effort! I have had a look at the links and will continue to chase up any information. The basket has a registration number beginning with a 9 which puts it into the 70's era. But it is identical to the one in the link as to its form, so will get on and try to find out if Fenton did reproduce it. Thanks again miKKoChristmas11 for all your help!!
You're most welcome, Justanovice!! : )
miKKoChristmas this is a Henry Greener Victorian Vaseline glass posy bowl from approx 1880 - 1890's. The Registered number does not relate to the general metal and glassware registration numbers, (as I thought) but to Greener ware only (96945). I checked with the seller of the identical basket to compare the number and then looked at Greener ware. Would never have got there without a pointer in the right direction. Many thanks!
You're very welcome! You've got a very scarce treasure in this one! : )
beautiful piece -- love the color and form!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you JayHow for your belated comment, it cannot be helped that we miss postings, especially when one is getting up and the other is going to bed due to our locations!!!:) But thank you again, and Yes people are great on this site and I love it too!!
Thank you epson233! - I am still chuckling about your comment on Bellin and the the eating of crackers!!! Gem!!
JayHow, just to add a little confusion, not long after I had attributed this basket to Greener, I saw on Twentieth Century Glass the very same one (same number) attributed to Davidson. So do not know what to think about that! If you turn anything up please let me know!¬)
since it appears that many comments are no longer here; did you investigate the 'Richelieu' (collector name) pattern by Davison. This appears to match that pattern to me.
Yes!! Thank you TallCakes! I can confirm that it is indeed a Davidson basket!
Many thanks for your comment, it is good to know that other collectors are still eager to help out even after such a long period of time has elapsed!!:)
you're very welcome... it's a beautiful basket!
Kudos to TallCakes. I'm going to see about a raise.