Product Description
Up for your consideration is a unique hand blown piece of Fenton glass done in a pattern called Fern and Daisy, especially made for L.G. Wright Glass Company. L.G. Wright did not make glass, but contracted companies to make it for them. This beautifully done oval cruet measures approx. 7.50" high with a Tri Corner Ruffled Spout with a clear stopper and handle. This very desirable Blue Opal decoration was produced in the 1950s. The cruet is shown on pg 81 of Cruets Cruets Cruets Vol II by Elaine Ezell and George Newhouse. This decoration was very popular and even today is snatched up whenever it appears on the secondary market. What a wonderful gift to give or collect this fabulous pattern.

CONDITION: Both stopper and cruet will come to you in excellent condition with no chips or cracks. Approx 64 years old or older.



* BRAND: Fenton Art Glass

* PATTERN: Fern and Daisy

* MATERIAL: Glass

* TYPE: Cruet with stopper

* Mid 20th Century (1941-1969);

* FEATURES: Decorative

* COLOR:

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