Gorgeous and hard-to-find cranberry opalescent Coin Dot crimped-edge rose bowl art glass vase by Fenton. This vase is in excellent condition and highly collectible.
Rose bowls were popular beginning in the late 1800s. As the name suggests, rose bowls were commonly used for arranging roses. Their small size and rounded shape make them ideal for holding a single rose or a small bouquet of roses. The ruffled edges add a delicate and elegant touch to the arrangement, enhancing the beauty of the flowers.
3 1/2" tall, 4" wide, 2 1/4" top opening & base
No chips, scratches, or flea bites
Hand wash with mild soap and a soft sponge for long-lasting beauty
Production Period: 1950s
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From the Fenton 1950 Catalog:
"Cranberry Opalescent - Gold ruby cased with French opalescent glass. Gold ruby is not a stain or a decoration but is actually embodied in the glass and is obtained by the addition of gold to the glass batch."
