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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;msgood2shoe, post: 236851, member: 69&quot;]The green and yellow pieces are NOT from the &quot;crest&quot; line, the crest line has an applied clear or colored edge. Silvercrest is used for the pieces with clear edges on milkglass.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>The different colored edge on the green and yellow pieces are achieved by reheating the glass. They are opalescent glass in the hobnail pattern.&nbsp; Fenton called the color of the yellow one &quot;Topaz&quot; it is not Vaseline, so &quot;Topaz Opalescent&quot;.&nbsp; The green is just called &quot;Green Opalescent&quot;&nbsp; Fenton first made the pattern in 1939 and they continued it into 1990.&nbsp; Since your pieces are unmarked, they most likely date before 1970, when Fenton started add a molded mark.&nbsp; The pattern was very popular in the 1940&#039;s into the 1960&#039;s.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>You don&#039;t give sizes of your piece nor side views, both of which are critical to determining the catalog number and possible name of the piece.&nbsp; They were likely cataloged as either bonbon&#039;s or just bowls.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>The green edge is referred to as &quot;double crimped&quot; as there are both small and big undulations (crimps).&nbsp; The yellow one may be what Fenton refers to as a &quot;triangle double crimped&quot; as it appears that there are 3 larger crimps forming a rough triangle shape.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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