Fenton's Flowers, Fenton   Updated 5/10/2013



This is an example of the nut bowl shape, which has the sides either straight as shown here or flared out. Courtesy of Lee Markley.



Above is a rare smooth-top example in blue. The photo was sent to me in 2006 by Shad Wooten, who had picked it up on eBay for $74.

This pattern could be listed with Fenton's Orange Tree as that's the pattern on the exterior, but tradition has it that it be called Fenton's Flowers. When purchasing these pieces, look carefully at the feet; they're very succeptible to damage. This rosebowl, in red with an amberina base, sold for $3,500 in 1997 (with a foot flake). Fenton used the pattern on contemporary pieces, sometimes with Lions as the interior pattern.

Rosebowls

Amethyst, 75 (2008), 85 (2010)

Blue, 55 (2008), 35, 45, 50 (all 2009)

Blue, powder, 55 (2006)

Blue, smokey, 75 (2003)

Blue, rare smooth top, 325 (1995), 85 (2010)

Clambroth, 60-100

Green, 175 (2008), 45 (2009), 75 (2010), 75 (2010)

Lavender, 60 (2012)

Lime green, 225 (1998), 150 (2002)

Lime green opal, 375 (1997), 450 (2003)

Marigold, 15-25

Peach opal, 1,300 (2001)

Red, 425 (2001), 550 (2009), 475 (2013)

Red, amberina base, foot flake, 3,500 (1997)

Smoke, 350-450

Teal, foot chip, 65 (2000)

Vaseline, 250 (1997), 375 (2001), 185 (2010)

White, 35 (2010), 85 (2011), 65 (2012), 35 (2013)

Nut bowls (flared rather than cupped in)

Amethyst, 80 (1998), 65 (2003)

Blue, 425 (1997), 200 (2013)

Green, 85 (2007)

Marigold, 25-45