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Description
The listing, Fenton Prayer Rug Bon Bon Dish has ended.
7" long handle to handle x 6.75" wide Wonderful condition No nicks or cracks Custard does glow )like uranium/Vaseline) under UV light. No markings Prayer Rug pattern
Questions & Comments
Nice auction. Thanks to introducing me to 'Prayer rug pattern.' Do you know any history of the dish? And WHO is the divine kitty? ;-) peacenjoy
ASKET HANDLER MARKS Attaching basket handles requires a great deal of skill. There's less than 30 seconds to attach and shape a handle before the glass cools down and is no longer workable.
In the 1950s, company President Frank M. Fenton and his brother Bill Fenton, Vice-President, decided that each Fenton basket handler should have a distinctive mark so collectors could identify the artisan who created their basket.
These marks are impressed at the base of each side of the basket handle. We currently have five skilled basket handlers at Fenton. Featured below are our handler's marks, accompanied by their employment dates. For more information on creating Fenton handles, click here.