| Long Thumbprint, Fenton Updated 12/8/2011 | ||
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| Pretty much a run-of-the-mill vase pattern. Often found at flea markets and malls, usually in green. Four rows of thumbprints around the trunk. The jack-in-the-pulpit versions are rare, however, and worth picking up when found. Regular versions range in height from about 7 inches to 12 inches. The vase on the right is not a Long Thumbprint. While similar, there is a difference in the base and only three rows of thumbprints around the vase. Nothing is known about its origin. In amethyst, it sold for $900 in 2003 and for $2,300 in 2007.
Amethyst, 45 (2009), 13, 23, 45 (all 2010), 20, 40 (both 2011) | ||
| The Long Thumbprint vase at the left (base shown) has an 1899 penny embedded in it. This amethyst vase sold in 2011 for $700. Photo courtesy of Wroda Auctions. | ||