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<p>[QUOTE="dgbjwc, post: 305413, member: 308"]Fenton did some glossy Burmese so it wouldn't be incorrect to list that as the color. Gibson is primarily know for paperweights. Vases are a bit uncommon. I think the $12 was well spent but it's difficult to say how much more it might be worth. I believe it would appeal to Gibson collectors first and Burmese collectors second. Pilgrim collectors might also be interested. Gibson weights don't tend to bring much here in Indiana but if this vase showed up at a local auction I'd have chased it to at around $20 just because it's a bit of a novelty. I doubt you'll find another example of this vase in that exact color anytime soon. As I understand it, Gibson was a small dad and son operation and didn't produce anything in a large quantity. Oh, and size matters, so please include it in the listing along with a shot of the bottom and a shot of the interior of the vase.</p><p>Don[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dgbjwc, post: 305413, member: 308"]Fenton did some glossy Burmese so it wouldn't be incorrect to list that as the color. Gibson is primarily know for paperweights. Vases are a bit uncommon. I think the $12 was well spent but it's difficult to say how much more it might be worth. I believe it would appeal to Gibson collectors first and Burmese collectors second. Pilgrim collectors might also be interested. Gibson weights don't tend to bring much here in Indiana but if this vase showed up at a local auction I'd have chased it to at around $20 just because it's a bit of a novelty. I doubt you'll find another example of this vase in that exact color anytime soon. As I understand it, Gibson was a small dad and son operation and didn't produce anything in a large quantity. Oh, and size matters, so please include it in the listing along with a shot of the bottom and a shot of the interior of the vase. Don[/QUOTE]
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