Description: Three different patterns. 1. A lovely 6" Fenton marigold "Persian Medallion" with a crimped edge. 2. A Fenton "Orange Tree and Bearded Berry" pattern on reverse 9.25" plate. Pastel clam broth on light peach. 3. "Cosmos Variant" pattern by Dugan. Peach opalescent in color with deep crimped edges.


History: Dugan's Target and Wide Rib vases were the earliest pieces to have the iridescent treatment and were soon followed by such patterns as Quill, Honeycomb, Jeweled Heart, Vineyard, and Pulled Loop vases. This early carnival production was from molds that Dugan already had. They soon added patterns specifically designed for iridescent treatment, such as Farmyard, Christmas Compote, Heavy Iris, and Roundup. Dugan is perhaps best known for the development of the peach opalescent treatment. Opalescent glass, made with bone ash in the mix and reheated to bring out the white opaque, had been around for some time. The Dugans applied the marigold spray, creating an entirely different effect.

Provenance: FL Estate


Dimensions: Weight (Pounds & Ounces) = 2.8 | Height(in) = 5.5 | Width(in) = 25.5 | Depth(in) = 23.25

Size of Artwork(in): .75 x 10 x 10"


Artist Name: Dugan, Fenton


Medium: Glass


Circa: Circa1910

All in good condition