Fenton "Buttons and Braids" Lemonade Pitcher n White Op

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This auction is for a very sharp "Buttons and Braids" Lemonade Pitcher by Fenton in white opalescent glass. It is not marked and dates to 1910. The pattern was originally a Jefferson Glass Co. pattern that was aquired by Fenton. If, you have the book "Fenton Glass, The First Twenty-Five Years" by William Heacock, you can see pictures of the twin to this pitcher and some tumblers, on page 31. The pitcher has a nice amount of opalescense and a very good definition of the pattern. It is 9 3/8" high and 5 3/4" across, at the center. It is in excellant condition; no chips, no cracks and no fleabites. A very nice addition to any collection. Shipping will be by Priority Mail or Parcel Post(your choice). Please keep in mind that Parcel Post could take up to 2 weeks depending on your location. Insurance is required, on sales over $30.00. I accept Money Orders, Cashier's Checks, Personal Checks and PayPal. If you wish to pay by Personal Check, please allow 10 days for the check to clear. Payment is requested within 10 days of purchase. Should you desire to make multiple purchases, to save on Shipping Charges, I will be glad to combine your purchases. International Buyers, I will email all shipping options available with fees and will ship per your choice with payment in US Dollars. International Money Orders and PayPal, accepted. While read more

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