Fenton?

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  1. Lfiduk

    Lfiduk Member

    I found this beautiful spooner/goblet at an estate sale. They had it tagged as 'Fenton spooner/vase", however the hobnail is pointed which leads me to think it might be something else, perhaps Duncan Miller? The closest thing I have been able to find like it was a footed rose bowl. Any insights from those more knowledgeable are welcome!
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    Lfiduk, Jul 2, 2017
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  2. TallCakes

    TallCakes Well-Known Member

    yes, Duncan Miller #118 Old Hobnail; this form was used to may the ivy ball vase; form may have been used a lidded/covered candy
     
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  3. Lfiduk

    Lfiduk Member

    Thank you! BTW...love your cake stands, they are beautiful! I had an opportunity to buy a small and a standard sized cake stands in the Manhattan pattern and unfortunately didn't....kicking myself now of course..could have had both for $8...big sigh
     
    Lfiduk, Jul 3, 2017
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