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Coin Dot, Fenton

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All rosebowls, whether with stippled or plain dots, are thought to be Fenton’s Coin Dot, particularly if they have the bracket edge.[/column-half-2]

Fenton’s Coin Dot is distinctive for its large dots, either stippled or plain. A fairly common pattern rarely selling for much except in red. A similar pattern, with smooth dots only, is generally thought to be Westmoreland’s Pearly Dots. Coin Dot is sometimes mistakenly listed as Coin Spot, a Dugan pattern found only in compotes. Easily found on eBay in common colors.

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Stippling/Stippled: An artistic effect on the mould that results in the blank space in the pattern appearing to have a rough, sandy appearance.