RARE Fenton 11 inch Aqua Crest Flower Vase 4517
Glassware:
Depression:
Companies:
Fenton:
Pre 1950 stock# 108
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King's Collectibles
517-974-8100
$180.00
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This rare vase was made ca 1950 by Fenton for Weil Ceramics and was not part of the regular Fenton line. All Fenton Aqua Crest pieces are considered "hard to find items" as there was a very limited production date, but this piece is considered rare. It is the largest piece of Aqua Crest I have ever seen - standing 11 inches tall and measuring a full 8 inches across the pale blue double crimped top. It is unmarked, and in excellent condition.
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Cased Art Glass Bowl
Glassware:
Pre 1960 stock# 97
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$195.00
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This beautiful bowl was created by applying one or more layers of glass over a base color. A pattern was then cut through, exposing the base color. With this particular bowl, a 3/16" layer of white glass was applied to a 1/4" orange-red base. Thumbprint shaped areas were then cut away in three rows to expose the orange-red base color. These cuts appear to be hand made, as they all differ slightly from one another.
This bowl is 5 3/8" tall. The diameter at the bottom of th ...click for details
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1939 Fostoria Baroque 2-Light Candle holder
Crystal:
Pre 1940 stock# 58
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King's Collectibles
517-974-8100
Reduced $105.00 each
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This beautiful candle holder was made in 1939 by Fostoria. It is in the Baroque pattern, number 2496 line. It has 2 removable crystal drip rings with 8 glass prisms on each. It measures 10 inches wide and 8 1/4" high. We have two identical candle holders to sell. The price is by the piece. Each is in excellent condition. Kovel's 2000 price guide lists these at $375.00 for the pair.
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Horseshoe Cheese Dish
Glassware:
Pre 1900 stock# 26
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King's Collectibles
517-974-8100
REDUCED $195.00
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This beautiful cheese dish was made by Adams and Company in the 1880's. It is in the "Horseshoe" pattern which is also known as "Good Luck" or "Prayer Rug". The handle of the lid is in the trademark form of a horseshoe. The base of the dish shows a woman churning. This dish measures 7 1/2 in diameter and 4 inches in height. It is in amazing condition for its age. There are just a couple of wear marks on the lid, where the two pieces come together.
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