Fenton Royal Blue help

[dw171]

So I'm still trying to correctly identify these and find some info about them from a week ago. They're what I believe to be Fenton royal blue pieces from the 1930s. All Fenton from that time was unmarked except for a sticker, which has obviously worn off. The closest I have found is Fenton #950, but mine do not have the flared up glass. Its the same tulip pattern and almost identical sizes. I've looked through google images, ebay, worthpoint, and warman's Fenton book. The cornucopias measure 5 1/2" tall and 4" wide. The bowl is 3 1/2" tall and 12" long. I was able to find a pair of green cornucopias that were exactly the same. The seller sold them as Fenton, but they had no other info on them. There aren't any Fenton glass forums, or I'd go there. All I want is a page that can tell me what they are. If anyone could help with this I'd appreciate it.

 

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[dumpsterdiver]

If all the other mold marks are the same the tips being flared up was done by hand. So its possible that piece was too cold to flair. Or someone just didn't flair it. My only other suggestion is to search for console set.

 

[dw171]

The top has a few more differences than just being pointed up. They're in a 10 sided shape at top. Searching for console set only brings up the other designed top. I've spent hours trying to find an exact match in blue glass.

 

[dumpsterdiver]

The top has a few more differences than just being pointed up. They're in a 10 sided shape at top. Searching for console set only brings up the other designed top. I've spent hours trying to find an exact match in blue glass.

I'm looking at on ebay now located in Montana has a nice top down picture and you can see the remnants of sides. When it was reheated to pull the points up and down the sides go round because it has to be turned to keep it on center so centrifugal force pulls the rest round. I don't know Fenton well enough to say its Fenton. I would feel pretty confident that it is from that mold. I think its just a variant.

 

[Kevo_DFX]

Here is a great facebook group of really helpful folks that ID depression glass:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/593130804045059/

 

[dw171]

Thanks I already posted it in a different group. If they can't find it I'll try the group you listed.