Fenton Burmese Connoisseur Collection Spring Floral Lamp

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Estimated Market Value $400 – $600 Based on analysis of 3 similar items in the InstAppraisal archive
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High (80%) Based on similarity to archived items and market records
Likely Era 2007
Possible Attribution Fenton Art Glass Company
Comparable Sales Analyzed 3
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Description

2007 Connoisseur collection Fenton Spring Sunshine on Burmese Lamp, Limited Edition # 53/750, signed and painted by D Barbour, also signed in a leaf of the design by Scott Fenton. 
Gold and uranium, glows under UV light. 
I purchased it new in 2008 in Louisiana. 

There are a couple of call outs: 1, inside the dome, at the area where it attaches to the lamp base, there are 3 chips. I had never seen them before today, as I purchased the lamp already put together, put it on my grandma’s buffet, and never moved it again until last night. 2. There is a spot, about the size of a small thumbprint on one side, and an area on the side where I can see/feel something on it, but I was afraid that I would mess something up if I tried to get it off. 3. I do not remember where I put the box and papers, if they gave them to me. 
No other callouts that I can see. 
Category Lamps and Chandeliers
Medium Burmese glass
Distinguishing marks D Barbour Was the signing artist, Scott Fenton of the Fenton Art Glass Company signed, as well. Limited edition number 53 of 750, marked inside rim.
Condition Good
Size and dimensions of this item 22”
Date Period 2007
History I purchased new during a signing event with Scott Fenton.
Price Paid (If known) $599
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