FENTON BURMESE VASE, Handpainted Flowers, Uranium Diamond Pattern, Signed by Artist, Milestone Collection, Limited Edition 1950s

FENTON BURMESE VASE, Handpainted Flowers, Uranium Diamond Pattern, Signed by Artist, Milestone Collection, Limited Edition 1950...

A truly fabulous Fenton vase in a limited edition design, signed by artist Shelley Fenton. The lovely 1950s shell pink uranium glass has soft yellow diamond pattern and has elegant hand painted flowers on both ...

$$$$$ · Indexed November 28, 2025 ·

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History
  • The Fenton Glass Company, known for its innovative glassmaking techniques, was founded in 1905 and gained popularity for its artistic approach to glass production, particularly during the mid-20th century.
  • Products from the 1950s, including limited edition pieces like the Fenton Burmese vase, are reflective of the post-war era’s appreciation for craftsmanship and decorative arts, which thrived during this time.
  • The use of uranium in glassmaking, prominent in the early 20th century, represents an interesting chapter in industrial design, as it highlights both the technological advancements and aesthetic choices of the time.

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