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<p>[QUOTE="Cherryhill, post: 135323, member: 70"]Second Photo. Its the shape of Hobbs Brockunier's No. 312 oil. Fenton either had a mold from Hobbs, or had one made to match it. The stopper (as we all know may or may not be original) is NOT a Hobbs shape. I don't feel the oil is old, ie., 130 years, if it were Hobbs, I'd guess it to be from Fenton in the past 20 oor 30 (my how time flies) or 40 years old. It this does not have any pontil mark it's definitely from Fenton, Frank was proud of their ability to make blown wares without using a pontil rod.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Cherryhill, post: 135323, member: 70"]Second Photo. Its the shape of Hobbs Brockunier's No. 312 oil. Fenton either had a mold from Hobbs, or had one made to match it. The stopper (as we all know may or may not be original) is NOT a Hobbs shape. I don't feel the oil is old, ie., 130 years, if it were Hobbs, I'd guess it to be from Fenton in the past 20 oor 30 (my how time flies) or 40 years old. It this does not have any pontil mark it's definitely from Fenton, Frank was proud of their ability to make blown wares without using a pontil rod.[/QUOTE]
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