Featured Fenton French ? Hobnail Opalescent Perfume Bottle

Finally, some decent things came into the Discovery shop after a long drought. One example is this pretty perfume bottle. I've seen a couple other of these bottles without the metal decorative collar called Fenton French. They seem alike in size 4 1/2" tall and having the opalescence fade to the clear footed bottom. The stoppers are short too. Is this the right attribution? Where they made for the French market?

Does anyone recognize this version with the collar, and if, so is it for a special perfume supplier. Was it made during a certain period of time? It has a partial label on the bottom that says "EE-TM" or maybe something like that. It's hard to tell.

Any help appreciated.

 

Kiko, you find the most beautiful objects!
This is lovely❤️

 

Beautiful !

 

It couldn't jump into my hands fast enough, you're right.

 

I agree. Thank you.

 

Another 'beautiful!' from me.

 

Lovely find.

 

from Fenton's 1940 catalog; part of 389 Hobnail vanity set; by 1950 the stopper becomes taller pointed style...



the metal ormolu was likely 3rd party or special order
another example
FENTON Art Glass White Opalescent HOBNAIL Perfume Bottle With Metal Surround | #2067915266 (worthpoint.com)

 

I agree. Someone with a real artistic genius at Fenton combined some things they do really well: Opalescent, hobnails and shape.

 

Yes. Thank you. Two things I like to look at: Fenton and Perfume Bottles. It will go hang out with the perfume bottles, which are right next to the Fenton anyway.

 

And not only combined them, but did so in a harmonious way.

 

Excellent!!! You always bring the goods. This is around the same time frame as that other set you identified for me as 1942.



Thank you very much.

 

Harmonious exactly the right word!

 

I could just plotz over that blue set you have shown. I have a blue Fenton vase here somewhere.

 

Love to see it.