Vintage Fenton Yellow Custard Glass jack in the pulpit tulipDecorated with beautiful roses by Fenton artist Amy Sallee
around the vase done in satin custard glass.
Custard Is one of the earliest color's in glass. Opaque yellow glass was used to decorate core-formed glass vessels
more than three and a half thousand years ago in Mesopotamia and later in Egypt.
This vase was made with uranium (oxide diuranate) form that is added to the glass mix and then melted at temperatures
over (2000 degrees Fahrenheit then formed in this stunning work of art that has mysterious green glow
when exposed to ultraviolet light, not just a black light that is just the most popular method for testing
Vaseline glass that can be in many different colors but are mainly in green or yellow glass.
Condition: No Damage, No Cracks or Chips.
With any Hand Crafted item there will be imperfections unique to each item
which makes each piece of art one of a kind. From the individual paintings
to the blending of colors of molted glass bubbles are part of the charm of a
hand-blown piece and add character to each work of art a small part of the artist
breath is encased in glass forever.
The items may look similar but with each artists there will be slight differences so
I take multiple photo's of all angles to give you the best representation I possibly can.
PLEASE LOOK AT ALL PHOTOS BEFORE BIDDING AND ASK ANY QUESTIONS YOU MIGHT HAVE
I ship within 2 business days after receiving payment
I take care in wrapping all items, in most cases I double box
To insure your piece of history arrives to your house safely
If box is damaged PLEASE TAKE A PHOTO BEFORE OPENING
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item will be insured but because of nature of item I only ship in the United States