-- Pattern Details
LAUREL SWAG AND BOWS (AKA)
• AKA:
• Unknown Maker (Unknown Location, Operated: Unknown), Introduced: Unknown Date of Introduction
• NOTE: Bill Banks - The pattern has been attributed to the Fenton Art Glass company ca. 1908. Mike Carwile attributed the pattern to Fenton base on a lamp shade that was discovered in an Amethyst Opalescent color. Fenton was the only company known in the U.S. to produce this color during this timeframe.
• Motifs: (Flowers), (Wheat Sheaf)
• AKA:
• Unknown Maker (Unknown Location, Operated: Unknown), Introduced: Unknown Date of Introduction
• NOTE: Bill Banks - The pattern has been attributed to the Fenton Art Glass company ca. 1908. Mike Carwile attributed the pattern to Fenton base on a lamp shade that was discovered in an Amethyst Opalescent color. Fenton was the only company known in the U.S. to produce this color during this timeframe.
• Motifs: (Flowers), (Wheat Sheaf)