Fenton Lily of the Valley Green Carnival Glass Temple Bell 1970s to 1980s

This Fenton Lily of the Valley temple bell is emerald green carnival glass from the late 1970s to 1980s, with layered flower relief forming its flared skirt.

The handle is in good condition, the floral relief is clearly defined, and a round clear clapper remains attached inside on a chain.

Fenton introduced the Lily of the Valley bell pattern in the late 1970s and continued producing it into the 1980s, bringing rows of drooping blossoms into a decorative glass form.

Details

• Item: One Fenton Lily of the Valley temple bell
• Item Type: Decorative carnival glass bell
• Era: Late 1970s to 1980s
• Materials: Carnival glass bell with a chain and round clear clapper. Clapper material: Not confirmed from photos.
• Color: Emerald green with purple, gold and blue iridescence
• Maker and Mark: Maker: Fenton Art Glass. Actual mark: Not confirmed from photos.
• Pattern or Model: Lily of the Valley temple bell
• Style: Floral art glass
• Dimensions: About 7 inches tall, with a base diameter of 3 3/4 inches
• Special Features: Layered rows of downward facing blossoms, a scalloped lobed rim, and a long slender handle ending in a flower bud form

Condition Grade: Very Good

Positives

• Graded Very Good: The handle is in good condition, with clearly defined flowers and visible iridescent color across the bell skirt.
• Purple, gold and blue highlights follow the raised flower rows against the emerald green glass.
• The long handle rises above the flared skirt and ends in a molded flower bud detail.
• A round clear clapper is present inside the bell and remains attached on its chain.

Issues / Wear

• Additional surface wear: Not confirmed from photos.

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If you collect Fenton Lily of the Valley, the emerald green skirt and layered blossoms give your glass display a floral shape with changing iridescent color. If it's the one you've been looking for, it's ready to come home.