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Fenton Glass - Part 10
FENTON - Part 10

Leaf Chain, Lotus and Grape, and Waterlily plates displayed here are factory-made!
 
LEAF CHAIN 9 in. Plate in Amethyst....not many around in this color!.
LEAF CHAIN 9 in. Plate in Blue
LEAF CHAIN 9 in. Plate in Amethyst....not  many around in this color!.
LEAF CHAIN 9 in. Plate in Blue.
LEAF CHAIN 9 in. Plate in marigold.
LEAF CHAIN Plate-Green, 9 in. diameter.
 LEAF CHAIN 9 in. Plate in marigold.
LEAF CHAIN Plate-Green, 9 in. diameter.
LEAF CHAIN Plate - Blue 7.5 in. diam. Carries the HORSE CHESTNUT Exterior.
LEAF CHAIN Plate - Blue 7.5 in. diameter.
Carries the HORSE CHESTNUT Exterior.

LEAF CHAIN:  Cherry Chain and Leaf Chain are basically the same pattern. Absence of the cherries leaves us with Leaf Chain. A 6 ½”-7” bowl becomes a 7 ½” plate and the 8” or so bowl becomes a 9” plate. An aqua opal plate is the rarest example in the pattern. Although red bowls are not common, a little determination will be rewarding. They are quite desirable. Small plates and bowls have the Berry and Leaf Circle exterior; the large bowls and plates offer the Bearded Berry exterior. Small plates are found in blue, ice green, marigold and white.
9” plates are known in amethyst, blue, pastel marigold, green, emerald green, marigold, teal and white.

 
LOTUS & GRAPE 9 in. Plate in Ameth
LOTUS & GRAPE 9 in. Plate in Amethyst.

LOTUS and GRAPE: A super plate example in amethyst has sold for $8500., with others priced from $1600 to $3475. 9” plates in green, blue, and marigold are priced accordingly. When the grapes lack iridescence, resulting price is less.
Please click here to view a blue plate in this pattern.

 
WATERLILY Chop Plate-Marigold. Almost 11 in. diam..
WATERLILY Chop Plate - Marigold. Almost 11 in. diameter.
 
9.5 in. Master WATERLILY Ruffled, Footed Bowl.
9.5 in. Master WATERLILY Ruffled, Footed Bowl.
 
WATERLILY - 8.75 in. diam.
WATERLILY - 8.75 in. diameter.

WATERLILY:  Also variously called Lotus and Poinsettia. The 9”-10” footed bowls are a scarce shape found in colors of amethyst, blue, green, marigold, a couple of red ones, teal and vaseline.
The first (nearly 11”) marigold chop plate was displayed by the late Bob Gallo while presenting a seminar in March 1997 for the San Diego - Southern CA convention in Ontario, CA. This one was later purchased by an Ohio couple when the Gallo collection sold in March of 1999. In May of 1997, we received a phone call from Nova Scotia, describing another of these plates. These are the plates dreams are made of my friends! Another of these beauties resides in North Carolina and yet another in Michigan! The one you see pictured here is the latest to surface. It recently came from the home of a 94 year old Marietta, OH lady. The only other carnival glass included in that estate sale were a couple of Fenton bowls, not in the least, veiled in excitement as this chop plate exudes! With only 5 or 6 of these having surfaced in a period of more than 10 years, we are left to wonder at the small factory order which must have been placed for this flattened version of the 9”-10” bowl. $3750., $2725., $3000. and  $3500. are  recorded  prices for four of these marigold “marvels”!

 
WATERLILY - 6 in. Bowl in Reverse Amberina Opal. Courtesy Casey Rich.
WATERLILY - 6 in. Bowl in Reverse Amberina Opal.
 Courtesy Casey Rich.
Vaseline base WATERLILY 6 in. Sauce.
WATERLILY  Sauce in Lime Green Opal.
Vaseline base WATERLILY
6 in. Sauce.
WATERLILY  Sauce in
Lime Green Opal.

Small bowls or sauces, footed, are found in amber, amber slag, aqua, blue green, lime green opal, marigold, red, reverse amberina, reverse amberina opal and vaseline.
     Water Lily has no exterior pattern; only a smooth outer surface.

Dean & Diane Fry - 10-09


Unto the upright there arises light in the darkness; He is gracious, and full of compassion, and righteous.
A good man deals graciously and lends; he will guide his affairs with discretion.
Surely he will never be shaken; the righteous will be in everlasting remembrance.
He will not be afraid of evil tidings; his heart is steadfast, trusting in the Lord.
His heart is established; he will not be afraid, until he sees his desire upon his enemies.
He has dispersed abroad, he has given to the poor;
 his righteousness endures forever; his horne will be exalted with honor. Psalm 112:4-9
The great London pastor and preacher of the 1800s, Charles Haddon Spurgeon, wrote of Psalm 112:
“There is no title to this psalm, but it is evidently a companion to the 111th, and, like it, it is an alphabetical psalm.
The number of verses and clauses of each verse coincides with its predecessor, as also in many of its words and phrases."
The reader should carefully compare the two psalms line by line.”

Should you care to contact the Frys, their email address is:

dndn74@embarqmail.com



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