United States ◆ 20th Century

Fenton Art Nouveau Iridescent Cut Glass Bowl

$950.00 One of a kind · Ships from Miami
Period20th Century
OriginUnited States
MakerFenton Art Glass CompanyRead about the maker
MaterialsArt Glass, Cut Glass
Dimensions H 10.38 in x Dia 11.63 in
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The piece
A very good quality American Fenton art glass dish dating from the early 20th century. The moulded glass dish stands raised on a pedestal and is of rounded shape with a crimped rim and moulded in relief to the center set amidst fruiting stems.

The dish has a wonderful green, blue and golden iridescence with the underside of the outer rim decorated in relief with leaves and flowers.

Measures: 11 5/8" in Diameter x 10 3/8" High

The dish is not visibly marked.

Would enhance any setting. Place it on a shelf, console table top, center table, counter, coffee table.

The maker

Fenton Art Glass Company
Founded 1905, Martins Ferry, Ohio

Founded
1905, Martins Ferry, OH
Factory location
Williamstown, WV, built 1906
First glass produced
January 2, 1907
Known for
Handmade colored and carnival glass

Fenton Art Glass was founded in 1905 by brothers Frank L. Fenton and John W. Fenton in Martins Ferry, Ohio, initially painting decoration onto glass blanks made by other manufacturers. Unable to source enough blank glass, the brothers built their own factory across the Ohio River in Williamstown, West Virginia; the first glass was produced there on January 2, 1907.

Fenton became the largest manufacturer of handmade colored glass in the United States and a leader in iridescent pressed "carnival" glass.

Biographical detail from Wikipedia.

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