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Up for sale is a gorgeous, vintage 1970 Fenton Carnival Glass Plate. This highly collectible piece is Number 1—the premier, first-edition release that launched Fenton\'s famous annual \"Christmas in America\" commemorative series.The front features a beautiful, deeply embossed relief design depicting the historic Little Brown Church in the Vale (located near Nashua, Iowa), framed by a classic raised border of festive holly leaves and berries. Molded from deep amethyst purple glass, it is finished with a remarkably vibrant, multi-color iridescent carnival coating that flashes spectacular, fiery rainbow tones under light.The back features the official Fenton trademark stamp and the factory-engraved historical text: \"The church that inspired the world-famous song, \'The Little Brown Church in the Vale,\' written by Dr. W.S. Pitts in 1857. Built 1860-1864. Nashua, Iowa.\"
- Condition:Perfect with absolutely no chips, cracks, repairs, or scratches. The colorful iridescent finish is exceptionally strong, bright, and beautifully intact.
- Dimensions: Approximately 8 inches in diameter.
- Inclusions: Plate only. Does not include the original cardboard box or paper booklet.
As the historic first plate in the Fenton Christmas series, this piece is an absolute must-have addition for any carnival glass enthusiast or holiday display!
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