Carnival Glass Fenton ORANGE TREE Marigold Flared Punch Bowl with Base 4352
Beautiful FENTON "ORANGE TREE" Marigold Carnival Glass 11½" wide x 9½" tall (on base) Flared Punch Bowl with Base, in excellent undamaged condition with a couple of very short and very difficult to see scratches on the interior. Marigold Carnival Glass 11½" wide x 9½" tall (on base) Flared Punch Bowl with Base, in excellent undamaged condition. With a couple of very short and very difficult to see scratches on the interior. THE CARNIVAL GLASS KING ADVANTAGE.
It's a fact that. Of Carnival Glass and antique glass in general, will have some identifiable production issue such as: air bubbles; inclusions of ash, cinder or bugs; straw marks (made by cold shears); tool marks from shaping; incomplete or malformed edges; rocking from uneven legs or bowed base; missing, inconsistant, or pooled iridescence; heat checks from cooling; rough seams; extra glass; webbing between edge teeth; pulled edge points, etc. You should see these issues in the photos, and they may be mentioned if severe. You decide if they are acceptable or not. Be prepared for the reality of antique glassware, which often comes with birthmarks.
DECLARED VALUE WILL BE WHAT YOU PAID - NO EXCEPTIONS. All items are cushioned with bubble wrap which is secured with stretch wrap. Cartons are filled with packing peanuts, and.
Frank and John Fenton introduced America to inexpensive iridized glassware in 1907. Their new process applied a microscopically-thin layer of metal by spraying still-hot glass with solutions of metallic salts.
Different salts and multiple sprayings produced the multi-color iridescence we all love today. Nearly 150 patterns in Carnival Glass are credited to the Fenton Art Glass Company which, along with Imperial Glass, helped to revive Carnival Glass in the 1960s and 70s. Fenton Carnival Glass made after the 1960s.
Carnival Glass is pressed glass produced from 1907 through the mid-1930s, and again beginning in the late 1960s. While still hot from the furnace and after having been hand-shaped by the glass maker, it was sprayed with a metallic salt solution or a proprietary blend of metallic salt solutions, which then bonded with the hot glass on a molecular level, producing an extremely thin metallic surface which, by reflecting light as dictated by the structure of the metallic salt molecules, produced the dazzling colors which continue to hypnotize collectors and non-collectors alike, today. RIDESCENCE is all about LIGHTING & REFLECTION.Proper LIGHTING = Great COLOR. White, Smoke, Marigold & Ice Colors look best against a dark background. I show you the iridescent beauty that is possible under strong lighting..
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This item is in the category "Pottery & Glass\Glass\Glassware\Carnival Glass\Vintage (Pre-1940)\Fenton". The seller is "carnivalglasskingdotnet" and is located in Portland, Oregon. This item can be shipped worldwide.