Hobnail - Fenton |
Fenton made its Hobnail pattern in a great variety of shapes and quite a few colors, as well as milk glass and other non-iridized pieces. They first issued the pattern in amethyst in 1980. Fenton also made items in Hobnail for Levay and other marketers. |
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Covered bowl, amethyst. About 7 inches long. |
Compote in peach opal for MLT GLass. Amethyst and plum opal compotes are also known. |
Fairy lamp in red, 3 pieces, 6-7" tall. Also known in aqua opal and lilac. |
Cruet in amethyst, for Levay, 1977. Also known in aqua opal. |
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Banana bowl in aqua opal for Levay, 1984, 12 inches long. |
3 lily epergne in blue, red, Aqua opal for Levay and Purple. |
Spittoons were made as room display awards for the Heart of America club conventions beginning in 1984. |
Rosebowl in plum opal. Also known in blue. |
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Blue water set. |
Fan vase in plum opal, 8 inches tall. |
Bud vase in amethyst. |
Jack-in-the-pulpit vase in ruby. |
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Punch set in aqua/teal. These punch sets are known in several colors, both iridized and not. |
Hobnail bells in aqua opal and peach opal were made for the Lincoln-Land club. Also known in purple or blue. |
In 2004, Singleton Bailey commissioned Fenton to make these 16-inch cobalt vases for him. |
Toothpick holder in amethyst or aqua opal. |
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Fenton made at least three versions of the Hobnail water pitcher. |
This is actually a small 5 1/2 inch tall syrup jug. |
This water set has the hobnails coming up half way up the neck of the pitcher. |
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