
Fenton Milk Glass Yellow Rose Vanity Set
This three-piece decorative set is a classic example of Fenton Art Glass, featuring the popular 'Milk Glass' aesthetic with hand-painted floral embellishments. The collection consists of a central bud vase and a matching pair of low-profile candlesticks. The vase features a distinct melon-ribbed body that tapers into a slender neck, crowned with a heavily ruffled 'silver crest' or clear-edged rim. Each piece is decorated with a vibrant, hand-painted yellow rose motif accompanied by green foliage, likely from the 'Yellow Rose on Milk Glass' pattern produced in the mid-to-late 20th century. The candlesticks mirror this design with wide, ruffled bases and bulbous stems. The milk glass possesses a high-quality opaque white finish with a smooth, semi-glossy texture. Condition appears to be excellent with no visible chips or cracks in the delicate ruffled edges. While maker's marks are not directly visible in the image, the style, construction, and hand-painted artistry are characteristic of Fenton's production from approximately the 1970s. The clear-glass edges on the ruffles signify the 'Silver Crest' technique, a hallmark of mid-century Fenton craftsmanship.
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Estimated Value
$125 - $175
Basic Information
Category
Antique and Collectible Glassware
Appraised On
February 26, 2026
Estimated Value
$125 - $175
Item Description
This three-piece decorative set is a classic example of Fenton Art Glass, featuring the popular 'Milk Glass' aesthetic with hand-painted floral embellishments. The collection consists of a central bud vase and a matching pair of low-profile candlesticks. The vase features a distinct melon-ribbed body that tapers into a slender neck, crowned with a heavily ruffled 'silver crest' or clear-edged rim. Each piece is decorated with a vibrant, hand-painted yellow rose motif accompanied by green foliage, likely from the 'Yellow Rose on Milk Glass' pattern produced in the mid-to-late 20th century. The candlesticks mirror this design with wide, ruffled bases and bulbous stems. The milk glass possesses a high-quality opaque white finish with a smooth, semi-glossy texture. Condition appears to be excellent with no visible chips or cracks in the delicate ruffled edges. While maker's marks are not directly visible in the image, the style, construction, and hand-painted artistry are characteristic of Fenton's production from approximately the 1970s. The clear-glass edges on the ruffles signify the 'Silver Crest' technique, a hallmark of mid-century Fenton craftsmanship.
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