The AEAA is very pleased to present this next piece of valuable Burmese glass items from the respected Loren (Butch) Morse collection. This lot represents a gorgeous & Scarce 1998 Connoisseur Collection Burmese, Ltd. Ed. Fenton hand painted, Chinese Gu style Papillon vase, with a magnificent butterfly decoration. Our example is Ware #7557UW, and represents A RARE LOW NUMBER #21 / 2500 Limited Edition, designed by Kim Plauche and masterfully hand painted by Trudy Mendenhall. This Fenton Art Glass Burmese vase carries 3 signatures and the proper Fenton sticker. This splendid Fenton Burmese vase explodes under black light, plus is in wonderful condition, and weighs 1# 8 oz., measuring a prominent 5.5 x 4.5 x 9.75 inches tall. THIS IS A VALUABLE & STUNNING LOW NUMBER FENTON TREASURE. Loren Morse was a respected family man and Vaseline collector, and his untimely passing a year ago was a blow to everyone. The Morse family gratefully appreciates your participation in this Estate sale. xxxxxxxxxxxxx. The U.S. Hazardous Materials Act of 1942, banned the commercial use of all Uranium, reserving it for the U.S. war effort. From 1942 until 1959, Fenton was restricted from all Uranium Oxide formulas. Fenton produced a myriad of beautiful Topaz, Topaz Opalescent, Topaz Iridized Opalescent items, Burmese and Green Uranium figurines & smalls, from the 1960s, right up until the end.

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