Featured Pair of uranium glass candle holders - maker?

Anyone recognize these? I've poked around online a bit but haven't found them yet. 4" across at the base. 3" tall. Thanks glassies!

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Again , with the perfect photos......WOW !!!! yer Good !!!

Oh...& they are very sweet , what with those cute legs...almost Disney-esque !

 

Appreciate the compliments on the photography! I had been using a light tent but it was low quality and wore out quickly. Now I'm just using my white plastic Ikea chair in a well lit room with a couple of extra daylight spectrum bulbs in lamps nearby. Seems to work well!

As to the candle holders - I like'em too - those little legs - I haven't seen them before that i remember - so I had to grab'em.

 

Dear Aaron.....u know how many pics we look at on a daily basis.......
yours are always at the top of the heap !!!

 

@aaroncab, are you using a smart phone or actual camera please?? GREAT images!!!

 

Aaron, I saw a pair (in a different color) online that were said to be L.E. Smith, but the photo was so bad (NOT like yours!) that I couldn't even tell if the shape was the same as yours... This is the pair I saw:

(I lightened the photo considerably.)

from: https://www.ebay.com/itm/L-E-Smith-...585676?hash=item3d7e28750c:g:K6AAAMXQ0pNQ~uFp

 

They look the same to me... just the color difference. Thanks for the link!

 

Anytime, Aaron. (I personally don't KNOW that they're LE Smith, but perhaps it's a start.)

 

This is supposedly L.E Smith glass sign

 

Here's a listing for a frosted pair that says they are L.E. Smith pattern 1402...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/2-L-E-Smith-1402-Green-Vaseline-Frosted-Depression-Glass-Single-Candle-Holders-/253524832949?nma=true&si=eEY6kofWf2ICk9rr9H9jqx%2F2n6A%3D&orig_cvip=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557


Which leads to:

https://chataboutdg.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=17296&mode=search

Made by L.E. Smith circa 1920's -30's. Thanks again for your help!

 

LOVE THEM !!! and great pictures .. Joy.

 

Hi,
I agree with the LE Smith ID. I have seen them in several different colors. The green and clear ones are my favorites.
greg

 

That is a mark used by Smith but not may items show up with it. You can drop the supposedly. Unfortunately most glass is not marked by the maker.

 

George. Thanks for the information. I thought that once a company had a mark they put it on everything. Kiko

 

I believe that they are Fenton Glass.

 

Hi,
They were made by Fenton Glass for the company LE SMITH. They owned the molds and moved them from company to company since they did not have their own glass factory.
greg

 

Smith started making glass in Jenneatte, PA in 1907 later moving to Mt Pleasant. Fenton may have bought some molds at the end but Smith made it own glass. Se Tom Felt's two books on the company. Fenton did pour a lot of glass for L G Wright using molds owned by Wright.

 

Hi George,
Sorry I mixed the two guys up. I am old and must start to learn to be a wise old owl and keep my mouth shut.
greg