Wisteria Maiden Fujimusume

With two panels of maidens surrounded by wisteria blossoms, maker's mark to underside, Meiji period. H 6.5 cm. (2 1/2 in.)

Overall Height about 15 inches Metal base 7 inches tall and 5 inches wide Bottom Bowl 3 inches and 12 inches in diameter Top Bowl including the part with the grooves for connection about 9 inches tall

Footed 8-5/8" in Vaseline Opalescent Circa Mid 1930's

10 1/2" diameter Ruby base glass and the back has the inscription FRANK M. FENTON 85TH BIRTHDAY DECEMBER, 2000

4 1/2" tall Fenton did this color in the mid 1930's

#6906 TD about 3" tall Signed by S Johnson Circa 1990's

#6906 DH about 3" tall Signed by S Shepard Circa 1990's

8" crimped mellon vase Circa 1964-68 #6456

Approxmately 11" Tall and 6 1/2" widest diameter #6437 circa 1964-68. Handle done by Fred Bruce who was at Fenton 1953 - 1990

Circa 1997 8" tall, #9550TP Topaz Opalescent it is numbered 1547 not sure out of how many could not find that information. Painted by un readable name maybe Hopkins not sure.

8-5/8" Circa Mid 1930's

8-5/8" Circa Mid 1930's in Vaseline Opalescent

8-1/8" There is a chip in the collar base Circa 1930's

8-1/8" Circa Mid 1930's in French Opalescent

Circa eairly 1900's two piece inclueds base plate and dome cover

Cir 1953 Box Lovely mid century 7" tumblers in the Hostess box. The glasses are in great shape having been kept in the box, but the box has quite a bit of wear. We have noted the wear in photos. These

Circa 1906 (ref: The Glass Lovers Glass Database) 4 1/4" Tall 8 1/4" diamater There is some roughness on the feet but I believe this is from manufacture.

Set includes one 9 1/2" Crimped bowl M2768 and 6 of the 5 1/2" crimped dessert M2765 but in the catalog the set is described as M2700/1 Set

6 3/4" tall and about 3" wide Circa 1940's

1971-73 Measures 8 1/2" diameter 3" tall #8225

5 1/4" Tall 5" Diameter Mouth from Rim to Rim About 3 1/2" Bowl Post 1940 The W is surrounded by a G in the makers mark.

Footed Sugar 3 1/4"

3 part divided dish #M2755 6 3/4"

Attr. Tiffany Studios, New York Wisteria Trellis Doors circa 1920. Mahogany and leaded glass. pendant wisteria blossoms in mottled and striated textured opalescent glass, supported by leafage and vine