





This Fenton Daisy and Button Blue Glass Bell features a translucent blue pressed glass body with raised starburst flowers, geometric details, a ribbed handle, and a deeply ruffled rim.
The bell is in very good condition with smooth glass, no chips or cracks, and a working glass clapper that rings when the bell is moved.
Fenton Art Glass produced decorative glass bells during the 1970s and 1980s, using traditional pressed glass patterns in a variety of colors. The Daisy and Button pattern takes its name from the flowerlike starbursts and raised circular details that resemble older cut glass designs. This blue example catches the light across its patterned body and makes a lovely piece for a glass cabinet, bookshelf, or decorative bell collection.
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If you collect Fenton glass bells or vintage blue pressed glass, this Daisy and Button bell offers a detailed floral pattern, an unusual ruffled rim, and a working glass clapper. Its blue color looks especially nice where natural light can pass through the patterned glass. If it's the one you've been looking for, it's ready to come home.
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