Fenton Silver Crest Milk Glass Tidbit Tray - 2 Tiers - Serving - Tray - White Milk Glass Wedding or Home Decor - Mid Century
$46.80
Description: Beautiful two-tiered Fenton Silver Crest milk glass tray with ruffled edges. Tray is made of milk glass with white showing just at the ruffled edges of each circular tray. Perfect tidbit tray for entertaining or for a wedding - just gorgeous.
No makers marks. The lack of a mark on the bottom indicates this is an early Fenton piece (prior to 1970).
Condition: This piece is in excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks or repairs to the glass. The silver plated handle does have some very minor wear, which is to be expected in a piece of this age. See close up photo for more detail.
Size:
The top tray measures approximately 8 1/4" in diameter.
The bottom tray measures approximately 12 3/4" in diameter.
This piece measures approximately 10 1/4" from top to bottom.
About Fenton and this piece: Fenton began the Silver Crest line in the 1940's as an elegant line of glassware for use and display in the finest homes. This piece was made prior to the mid 1970s.
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