Fenton Pink Opalescent Cabbage Rose Vase - with sticker pink Please see and expand the

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The word guilloché comes from the French word for a machine tool that produces such patterns

This is an unusual commemorative piece of pottery 'Railway Bowling Carnival' on the base and Launceston 1954 on the front from the John Campbell factory

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Fenton Pink Opalescent Cabbage Rose Vase - with sticker pink Please see and expand theThis beautifully designed stickered and signed Fenton (base photo) is ABSOLUTELY gorgeous. Heavy yet feminine at the same time. From the scalloped rim to the pedestal base this delightful glass is extremely tactile. The roses on the outside are raised, the vase and base have ribbing while the inside is smooth as a baby's bottom. The only tiny flaw I can see is the embedded sand (please see photo) to one of the roses (this just demonstrates the