Fenton Art Glass Collection: Vase and Ruffled Compote Dish

This lot consists of two pieces of what appears to be Fenton Art Glass, likely from the late 20th century, characterized by their vaseline or custard glass hue and applied hand-painted decoration. Both items exhibit a delicate pale yellow-green color, typical of some 'custard' or 'vaseline' glass, which may glow under UV light (though not confirmed by the image). The first item is a small vase with a narrow neck flaring slightly at the rim and a bulbous body. It measures approximately 4-6 inches in height. The vase features a band of raised 'beads' or dots encircling the neck, adding textural interest. The main body of the vase is adorned with hand-painted floral motifs, specifically delicate pink roses with green foliage, executed with fine brushwork. The painted decoration shows no apparent significant wear or chipping, suggesting careful handling. The glass has a smooth, glossy finish typical of quality art glass. The second item is a ruffled compote dish or candy dish, standing on a short pedestal base. The top rim of the bowl is distinctly ruffled or crimped, creating an elegant, undulating edge. The bowl is shallow and has a slightly wider opening than its base. The pedestal base is circular and features a matching hand-painted floral motif of pink roses, similar to those on the vase, indicating they are likely from the same line or set. The craftsmanship appears to be of high quality, with no visible chips, cracks, or repairs on either piece. The design aesthetic points towards a vintage, possibly mid to late 20th-century decorative art glass style, popular with manufacturers like Fenton for collectible items.