Fenton Jadeite Green Glass Elephant Figurines

This is a collection of vintage glass elephant figurines, most likely produced by the Fenton Art Glass Company in their iconic 'Jadeite' or 'Jade' green color. These figurines feature a distinct translucent to semi-opaque milky green hue that is characteristic of mid-20th-century pressed glass. The composition shows multiple elephants in various poses, with several featuring trunks raised high—a traditional symbol of good luck. Each piece is crafted with rounded, stylized anatomical features, including large floppy ears, tusk projections, and smooth, bulbous bodies. The glass has a glossy finish with noticeable internal striations and varying levels of opacity, which are common traits of hand-pressed slag or jadeite glass. The construction appears sturdy, typical of collectible glass novelties from the 1940s through the 1970s. While no specific maker's marks are visible in the photo, the mold design closely aligns with known Fenton productions. The condition appears to be excellent with a high-polished surface and no immediate signs of chips, cracks, or heavy scratching visible through the display case. There is a slight variation in color saturation between some pieces, indicating different production batches or cooling times. The craftsmanship is high-quality for decorative mass-market glass, featuring well-defined mold lines and professional finishing.