Overview
This is a classic 'swung' vase, a staple of American mid-century glassmaking where a hot piece of glass was literally swung in the air to create its elongated, organic shape.
Preliminary identification
Photo reference
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Overview
This is a classic 'swung' vase, a staple of American mid-century glassmaking where a hot piece of glass was literally swung in the air to create its elongated, organic shape.
Story
In the mid-20th century, West Virginia was the heart of the American glass industry, and Fenton was its crown jewel.
Maker / Origin
Founded in 1905 by Frank L. Fenton, the company became famous for introducing 'Iridescent' glass to the masses.
Condition & Value
The glass appears clear with no visible chips to the delicate points of the rim. The base shows typical shelf wear. These are popular collectibles, but they were produced in large quantities.
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