ID a few pieces

Discussion in 'Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain' started by CharlesSabo, Oct 3, 2018.

  1. CharlesSabo

    CharlesSabo New to antiques

    Just two pieces for now that I need id. Nothing of these look familiar to me so hopefully it does to someone else. Thanks in advance!
    20181002_141408.jpg 20181002_141413.jpg 20181002_141819.jpg 20181002_141834.jpg
     
    CharlesSabo, Oct 3, 2018
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  2. TallCakes

    TallCakes Well-Known Member

    Fenton #350 Drapery c1910
    Northwood 'Fluted Scrolls' c1898
     
    TallCakes, Oct 3, 2018
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  3. patd8643

    patd8643 Well-Known Member

    @TallCakes - were any of those pieces reproduced?
    Patd
     
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  4. TallCakes

    TallCakes Well-Known Member

    not that I know. the Fluted Scrolls also goes by Klondyke and with an added floral band as Jackson...
     
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  5. CharlesSabo

    CharlesSabo New to antiques

    Wow thanks for the responses on these pieces!
     
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  6. silverthwait

    silverthwait Well-Known Member

    I knew Tallcakes would know! Aren't they both beautiful!!
     
    silverthwait, Oct 4, 2018
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  7. Marie Forjan

    Marie Forjan Well-Known Member

    Yea, I LOVE opalescent glass!
     
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  8. msgood2shoe

    msgood2shoe Well-Known Member

    In regards to the green opalescent bowl, in "Opalescent Glass from A - Z" by Heacock as revised by Elmore it is listed as "Reverse Drapery" produced by Fenton circa 1907. A different pattern is identified as Drape produced by Northwood. There is an excerpt from an Oct 1998 letter from Frank Fenton regarding this pattern and the name. He notes that Fenton didn't actually name the pattern when they produced it, it was just given a number and description in their material from the era. He discusses the name Drapery being used for both Northwood produced pieces as well as Fenton. He notes that some call the pattern "Fenton Drapery".

    Some other aka's are Boggy Bayou and Cut Arcs in Carnival.

    Neither pattern has known reproductions in opalescent.
     
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  9. CharlesSabo

    CharlesSabo New to antiques


    Interesting. Thanks for the information.
     
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