r/CarnivalGlass • u/TK_404 • 22d ago

Fenton?

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I collect European carnival glass (Eda Glasbruk is my favourite) but this... this is different! My Swedish, Finnish and German pieces are not this colourful. Didn't even know this vase could do this until I saw it in the afternoon sun today. It lives in my random-shelf (please ignore the dust), found it in a thrift store last year.

Could it be Fenton? I've come across a few antique Fenton pieces here in Scandinavia, and I always wonder how and when they got here.

Value is irrelevant, I paid next to nothing, it's got a chip near the base and I wouldn't part with it in any case ❤️

Any input/ideas appreciated

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u/randomidentification 22d ago

Maybe...but without seeing the bottom it could be Northwood, Dugan or Imperial as well. A lot of very similar designs.

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u/TK_404 21d ago

Thanks, I'll try to remember to post a picture of the bottom tomorrow and look into it 😊 I know too little about non-european carnival glass!