✅ SOLVED Anyone know anything about this green vase?

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Can anyone help identify this vase? I don't see any words or markings other than what you can see in the picture. Most likely purchased by my grandmother between 1930 and 1970.
 

All I could suggest is it was a flower vase.It looks like it could have come from a flower delivery.Without any makers name or identifying marks its hard to attribute it to any maker.That is just my opinion but someone may recognize it as a certain makers design or pattern Good luck it really is a nice looking vase.
 

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It's a Fenton Glass "Swung" Vase, Handkerchief style, Thumbprint pattern, Colonial Green color. That color dates it from 1963-1976.

PS- Welcome to Treasurenet!
 

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Thank you so much for replying! Very helpful. Thanks for the welcome too!
 

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It's a Fenton Glass "Swung" Vase, Handkerchief style, Thumbprint pattern, Colonial Green color. That color dates it from 1963-1976.

PS- Welcome to Treasurenet!

It doesn't have the marking on the bottom in the glass so that makes it newer too. Great job! I collect old Fenton, have many pieces and that one went right past me. Welcome to Treasurenet!
 

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It doesn't have the marking on the bottom in the glass so that makes it newer too. Great job! I collect old Fenton, have many pieces and that one went right past me. Welcome to Treasurenet!
You got it backwards. Actually, that helps date it to pre 1972. Fenton did not use impressed marks in their glass until 1970. It was first used with their carnival glass line. By the mid 70's all of their pieces had an impressed mark. Before that all of their pieces used paper or foil labels. This is why Fenton is hard to ID sometimes. Because the older pieces have long lost the sticker label that id'd it as Fenton.
 

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