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All Items : Popular Collectibles : Decorations : Glass : Pre 1990 item #1317968 (stock #FenPnkBellDO)
Two J's
$35.00
This Fenton Pink hand-painted, diamond optic bell with butterfly is in mint condition. It is 7" tall and also has the Fenton logo embossed at the bottom of the handle. Made in 1983-84.
All Items : Vintage Arts : Decorative Art : Glass : American : Art Glass : Pre 1980 item #1290281 (stock #FenBOlvBell)
Two J's
$24.00
Fenton made this blue opalescent Lily of the Valley Bell in the 1970's. This 5.5" tall bell is in mint condition.
All Items : Vintage Arts : Decorative Art : Glass : American : Depression Glass : Pre 1970 item #1290277 (stock #FenRedHNBell)
Two J's
$22.00
This Fenton Red Hobnail Bell is in mint condition. Made in the early 1960's and stands about 6" tall.
All Items : Vintage Arts : Decorative Art : Glass : American : Depression Glass : Pre 1980 item #954492 (stock #FenBDnBtn)
Two J's
$24.00
Fenton Daisey & Button Red Bell with crimping and threaded handle is 6" tall. Does not have the Fenton logo on it anywhere. Made before 1972 and in excellent condition.
All Items : Popular Collectibles : Decorations : Glass : Pre 2000 item #949398 (stock #FenBGrn1)
Two J's
$22.00
Fenton Light Green diamond optic bell has the original paper label attached. Stands 6.5" tall and in mint condition.
All Items : Vintage Arts : Decorative Art : Glass : American : Depression Glass : Pre 1980 item #780625 (stock #FfoBell)
Two J's
$35.00
This Fenton French opalescent bell (Knobby Bull's Eye) was produced in 1980 and stands 7" tall. This bell was made from goblet moulds originally owned by the Redcliff Company (whom made ironstone dinnerware.)
All Items : Vintage Arts : Decorative Art : Glass : American : Depression Glass : Pre 1980 item #780624 (stock #FcamBell)
Two J's
$35.00
This Fenton cameo opalescent bell was produced in 1980 and stands 7" tall. Cameo opalescent was first made in the mid 1920's. This bell was made from goblet molds originally owned by the Redcliff Company (whom made ironstone dinnerware.)