During the 1950’s, Fenton produced many patterns and
pieces. One of the patterns that was
produced is called the “Leaf” pattern.
It comes in many colors like white milk glass and pink milk glass to
name just a few.
The pattern was made for a couple of years, and one of
the pieces that was made in this pattern was this footed decorative plate. You can tell that it was made by Fenton is
the fact that some pieces were marked on the bottom of the plate. If it's not marked on the bottom, one of the dead giveaways that it's a Fenton piece by the styling of the handle and the edge that's on the plate.
Even though desert, salad, or even Buffalo wings are only a small
portion of what you can serve on this plate; it was described by Fenton as a decorative plate, so most likely
you will see this item displayed on top of a piano with either candy or
potpourri.
You can see the plate in my Etsy shop here. What kind of interesting pieces of Fenton Art
Glass have you seen?
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