FENTON AUBERGINE GOLFING SMALL PITCHER MARY GREGORY S. STEPHENS SIGNED, TAG, NIB

Description: FENTON ART GLASSAUBERGINE SMALL PITCHER WITH GOLFER, TEE, GREEN.BEAUTIFUL MARY GREGORY PAINTED GOLFER SWINGING TOWARD THE GREEN. FENTON SOUGHT AFTER ARTIST S. STEPHENS SIGNEDEXCELLENT CONDITION. VERY ELEGANT FENTON OVAL LOGOFENTON MARY GREGORY HANG TAG, AND ORIGINAL PRICE TAGNEW IN BOX . 2007 PRODUCTIONWITH ORIGINAL FENTON BOX !EXCELLENT CONDITION. SMALL ABOUT 4 1/4” TALL AND 5” WIDENO CHIPS, CRACKS, HAIRLINES OR FLEA BITES WOULD MAKE A GREAT GOLFING TROPHY OR GIFTI WILL BE LISTING MORE OF MY FENTON ART GLASS SOON. I HAVE MANY OTHER PIECES SO CHECK BACK OFTEN. I HAVE ENJOYED COLLECTING THESE PIECES AND NOW IT IS TIME FOR SOMEONE ELSE TO CARE FOR THEM. I AM A VERY PICKY PERSON SO EVERY PIECE I HAVE IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION . IF I EVER FIND A PIECE THAT IS CHIPPED OR CRACKED I DESTROY IT. $ 9.50 PRIORITY SHIPPING WHICH INCLUDES INSURANCE AND TRACKING. SORRY, NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE ASK BEFORE BIDDING. IT IS MY OBJECTIVE TO HAVE COMPLETE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION. IF YOU HAVE ANY CONCERN PLEASE CONTACT ME AND I WILL RESOLVE THE ISSUE. I AM VERY PROUD OF MY EBAY FEEDBACK SCORE. THERE IS A 14 DAY RETURN POLICY. BUYER PAYS RETURN SHIPPING . THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST AND GOOD LUCK.There really was a Mary Gregory ! She was an American artist known for her decoration of glass products in Cape Cod , Massachusetts. She was born in Providence, Rhode Island in 1856. She became a successful school teacher, following the profession of her mother, for four years and then abandoned teaching to follow her passion decorating glass for the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company in Cape Cod. She became famous for her paintings of Victorian-Era children. Glassware in the style of Mary Gregory continued after her short four year tenure at the famous glass company.The technique Mary adopted was to use a superior white enamel paint with the secret of using extremely minute ground glass in the paint mixture. To bind the paint mixture to the glass they fired it after application. In this manner it became fused to the glass, thus the painting became part of the glass. Mary taught her sister and others this technique and and so this type of artwork continued and was made long after by many glass manufacturers such as Fenton. Mary died in 1908, living a short 53 years on this earth. Her artwork style lives forever as Mary Gregory. ~ By William Krause

Price: 109 USD

Location: Orlando, Florida

End Time: 2024-09-13T15:01:15.000Z

Shipping Cost: 9.5 USD