Fenton Glass?

[kathyp1039]

Is all of the Fenton art glass marked somehow? I came across another of my Grandma's things its a red bowl extremely heavy-but not 1 marking on it anywhere. I will get a pic tomorrow and maybe someone will know what it is.

[ironlord1963]

   No not all fenton glass is marked,  Most had foil or paper label which are long gone, and the pieces that are marked fenton are usually made after 1972.   

[kathyp1039]

Here are some pictures of it-its more of an iridescent amber, looked red last night. And boy is it heavy!

[kathyp1039]

This is the inside and the bottom

[ironlord1963]

     Not sure that is a Fenton, does not have the character of a fenton piece, Looks more like what is called a Aztec Pattern.  I am a bit concerned about the looks of the color of that carnival glass piece, not the typical carnival glass color.  I will look around a bit and see what I can dig up.

[ironlord1963]

   That is a Indiana Glass Bowl Heirloom Pattern.  Thanks for posting such a wonderful looking bowl

[kathyp1039]

I saw one exactly like it on Ebay-there's says unknown maker. Thanks for the info-just can't believe all the kitchen stuff that is still in our house that was hers. What kind of value does this bowl have if any? Seems its all priceless to me,the memories are great with each piece i find.

[kathyp1039]

Any clue how old it is?

[cogar]

HA, when I first seen the pictures I wasa thinking Indiana glass

Like this .....  http://indianaglass.carnivalheaven.com/id17.htm

[kathyp1039]

Oh wow-thanks for that link-bet i'll find most of the box of dishes on there!

[kathyp1039]

Is it really as old as it states in the ad it shows-1911?

[ironlord1963]

    I don't believe it to be that old,  Guess I will have to go look at the ad, this pattern is 1970's as far as I know.