Lot includes: 1 & 2) Turquoise Opalescent Cream & Sugar set by Northwood Glass Factory TOWN PUMP #566 AND TROUGH #567. The Pump is signed Northwood in script in the base, but very faint, barely legible. Circa 1900-1919. Excellent condition. Pump is 6.25 inches tall. Trough is 5" long. Frank L. Fenton joined the Northwood Glass factory in 1897 and was promoted to Foreman of the decorating department within a year. After a few years working for other glass companies, Fenton went back to work for the Northwood Glass Plant in Wheeling, West Virginia about 1904, before starting his own glass business with his brother. 3)Vintage Fenton Art Glass Company spiral aqua/white opalescent Swirl Pitcher Circa 1930-40s. Approx. 7" tall and 4.5" wide at center, 2.75" at base. Marked Fenton on base. Traditional ruffled edge. 4) Vintage Art Glass handkerchief pedestal footed vase, deep teal, very thick glass with 3 feet in classic petal shape or handkerchief style popular circa 1950-60. Felt adhered to base. Vase may be marked under felt. Style reminiscent of Fenton sans the thumb print design or Viking. Beautiful deep teal blue/green color. Measures approx. 11" tall x 6" at mouth, base is 4" wide between feet. Flawless. Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance: