Fenton Cranberry Pinched 7.2" Vase with polka dot optic is in mint condition. Made in the 1950's or 1960's.

Fenton Vasa Murrhina Autumn Pitcher is 10" tall and in mint condition. Made in the 1960's. It is very hard to find!

Fenton Cranberry Opalescent Coin Spot 10.5" Vase is in mint condition. Made in the 1950-60's. Hard to find larger vase!

height: 5 1/2" Condition: used and inspected for quality and guaranteed to be in excellent condition

Fenton Ivy Green Cased Vase is in mint condition. It is about 6" tall and 7" at the widest. Made in the early 1950's.

Fenton Black Rose Jack in the Pulpit 8.5" Vase. In mint condition. Produced in the 1950's.

Fenton Cranberry Jug, 8.5" with coin optic. In mint condition.

Circa 1950's. In excellent condition. A set of eight.

Fenton Milk Glass 2-Handled Dish, Hobnail is in excellent, mint condition. This 2-handled dish was made in the 1950's. I measures 2.75" high and about 7" square.

Fenton Vasa Murrhina Autumn 7" Basket is in mint condition. Made in the 1960's.

Fenton Turquoise Hob Nail Basket is 8" tall and in mint condition. Made in the 1950's.

Black Base, 5 inches. Inside measurement is 4 1/2 inches. There are 2 chips on one foot. The other 2 feet have some roughness. In good condition.

The size of Compote: 6 3/8"D x 5 1/2" H. Pretty Milk Glass compote. Condition excellent, no chip, no crack and no hairline. I bought this piece at antique auction 20 years ago at antique auction. Sale $45.00 w/US priority/ins.
Item was $70.00

Octagonal Black Base. I'm not sure of the maker. It could be Beaumont Glass. It measures 4 1/4 inches outside and 3 1/2 inches inside. 2 inches tall. In very good condition.

Fenton Orange Tree Carnival Bowl is three-footed. Marigold irridized and in mint condition. Measures about 5" x 3.5". Made in the 1920's.

Fenton Green Opalescent Basketweave Bowl 6". A double row of reticulation on this 6" bowl and is 3" high. Produced around 1935 and in mint condition -- vaseline glass. Or as today's popular notation -- uranium glass.

Baltimore Pear (Fig) Creamer and Sugar was made the the Adams & Co., of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania in 1888. We have two sets available, both in mint condition. You may have noticed that we call it Baltimore Pear -- today's common name for this set. We also include the word Fig, as this is the original description of the fruit on the pattern. -- Things change over time.

This unusual vase is quite showy with its opalescent vaseline glass. It features a tree that surrounds the bowl in oak leaves and acorns. The bottom is a large oak leaf foot. It stands 5 1/8" tall and is in excellent condition. I have other elegant glassware in my inventory... take a peek. Insurance and confirmation is included.