Fenton Velva Rose Stretch Glass 4-Horn Epergne — 75th Anniversary Edition (1980)

Fenton Velva Rose Stretch Glass 4-Horn Epergne — 75th Anniversary Edition (1980)

A rare and beautiful piece of American art glass history — this Fenton Velva Rose Stretch Glass Epergne was produced as part of Fenton's celebrated 75th Anniversary collection in 1980. The soft iridescent rose finish, hand-formed horns, and shimmering pastel glow are hallmarks of Fenton's most beloved stretch glass series.

This is the desirable 4-horn design — one of the most sought-after forms in the Velva Rose line. Note: one horn is missing. The remaining three horns and the base are in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs. It displays beautifully as a 3-horn epergne and remains a fully collectible piece of Fenton history.

What Makes This Piece Special

• Authentic Fenton Art Glass — American-made, hand-formed
• Velva Rose Stretch Glass finish — soft iridescent rose with satin sheen
• 75th Anniversary Edition — 1980 commemorative release
• 4-horn epergne form — one of the most collectible Fenton shapes
• Stunning centerpiece for vintage glass collections or tablescapes

Condition

• One horn missing — priced accordingly
• Remaining 3 horns: excellent — no chips, cracks, or repairs
• Base: excellent — strong iridescence, no damage
• Displays beautifully as a 3-horn epergne

Collector Context

Complete 4-horn Velva Rose epergnes in excellent condition typically sell for $185–$260. This as-is piece is priced at $120 — a fair collector value for a clean base with three original horns and full iridescent finish intact.

Details at a Glance

• Maker: Fenton Art Glass Company
• Pattern: Velva Rose Stretch Glass
• Form: 4-Horn Epergne
• Edition: 75th Anniversary, 1980
• Origin: USA (Williamstown, West Virginia)
• Condition: Excellent (one horn missing)
• Ships from: Louisiana, USA

One of a kind. Once it's gone, it's gone.