Two Fruits, Fenton
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Manufacturer: Fenton
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About Two Fruits
The original Fenton’s pattern name was #1695. This divided bonbon is usually found round, but the may be square shaped. It’s approximately 7 3/4″ from handle to handle. The exterior is plain. The edge is Fenton’s bracket edge with scallops and alternating points. Most of these have a plain collar base and there are some with a metal dome base. This pattern was also made in non iridized pink glass in 1930.
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