Fenton Lily of the Valley Candle Holders — Cameo Opalescent, Matched Pair, American Art Glass

Fenton Lily of the Valley Candle Holders — Cameo Opalescent, Matched Pair

Soft, glowing, and timelessly elegant — this matched pair of Fenton Art Glass candle holders features the beloved Lily of the Valley pattern in delicate Cameo Opalescent glass. When lit, the milky opalescent edges glow warmly around the raised floral motif, creating a beautiful, vintage ambiance on any table, mantel, or altar.

Each holder is hand-worked, giving the pair a gentle natural variation that reflects Fenton’s traditional craftsmanship. Matched pairs are especially prized by collectors — symmetry in hand-formed glass is rare and always commands a premium.

What Makes This Pair Special

• Authentic Fenton Art Glass — American-made, hand-crafted
• Pattern: Lily of the Valley — raised floral relief with crisp detail
• Color: Cameo Opalescent — soft milky glass with glowing opalescent edges
• Form: Candle Holders — Matched Pair
• Glows beautifully when lit — warm, romantic candlelight effect
• Perfect for dining tables, mantels, altars, or vintage glass displays
• Hand-worked — slight natural variation between pieces adds authenticity

Condition

• Excellent vintage condition
• No chips, cracks, or repairs on either piece
• Even opalescent glow and clean glass throughout
• Crisp floral relief — no wear to the raised pattern

Collector Context

Individual Fenton Lily of the Valley cameo opalescent candle holders typically sell for $22–$32 each. Matched pairs command a premium — typically $48–$72 — because collectors prize symmetry in hand-formed glass. This pair is priced at $64, reflecting excellent condition, strong opalescent glow, and matched presentation.

Details at a Glance

• Maker: Fenton Art Glass Company
• Pattern: Lily of the Valley
• Color: Cameo Opalescent
• Form: Candle Holders — Matched Pair
• Origin: USA (Williamstown, West Virginia)
• Condition: Excellent vintage
• Ships from: Louisiana, USA

One of a kind. Once they’re gone, they’re gone.