In 2017, a purple example sold for $15.
In 2020, a purple example with original Fenton label sold for $55.
Updated 7/7/2020
| "Scroll Embossed" Vase, Fenton | |
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| Fenton refers to this vase simply as #9155, but as it reminds me of Imperial's Scroll Embossed pattern, I've appended that name. Dorothy Taylor called the pattern Peacock Tail. These were first made in amethyst Carnival from 1975 to 1979 and have since been issued in cobalt and red. Heights vary between about 7 inches and 8 inches, depending on the ruffling. Amethyst or cobalt examples are worth $30 to $50; a red example sold on eBay in 2004 for $76.
In 2017, a purple example sold for $15. In 2020, a purple example with original Fenton label sold for $55. Updated 7/7/2020 | |