Fenton Art Glass Company

Host Mike Rowe visited the plant last year, when Fenton employees were trying to find ways to help Read Full Story

…’Till It’s Gone In an October 4, 2007 post ( Alas for the glass ), MadSilence reported on the planned closing of the Fenton Art Glass Company . Apparently the reports of Fenton’s demise were premature. As reported on January 5, 2008 by HuntingtonNews.Net : Buoyed by orders, Fenton Glass remains in business A surge in orders has enabled Fenton Art Glass Co. to keep its doors open for business. In 2007, the company announced its intention to close. Dealers and collectors responded with support and increased orders. Fenton reported it has made progress toward the financial restructuring of the company and is now ... Read Full Story

A Fenton carnival glass bowl in Fentons Dragon and Lotus pattern.The color of this bowl is Marigold with gorgeous iridescence colors of the rainbow.Carnival glass bowl measures 9 inches across.Bowl has 3 and 1 ruffled edge.Collar base. Bowl has the usual marks that occur during the manufacturing process.This bowl is in very good condition with no chips,cracks or repairs.circa 1913 by Fenton Glass. Bowl can be referenced at Dotys web site or carnival glass books. Read Full Story

Fenton Carnival Glass Spatula foot bowl,Dragon and Lotus pattern in the Rare color of Amber,This Fenton bowl is in very good condition no chips or cracks that I see,Does have the usual marks found on old carnival glass.circa 1910 This bowl has lots of great color! Please see all pics.ask question prior to purchase. This is a great bowl to add to your collection. Read Full Story

Frank L. Fenton and his brother John founded the Fenton Art Glass Company in Williamstown, West Virginia. The company has been operating from 1906 to present. They produced Carnival Glass from 1907-1925. The Soldiers and Sailors Home plates are one of the patterns that Fenton did really, really well. Their sales are off the charts … even tho they appear frequently on the market. The 7-8″ plates come in blue and marigold. The blue Soldiers and Sailors Home plates sell between $1400 and $2500. The marigold sell between $1000 - $2600 depending on their color. Tags: Carnival , Fenton , Soldier's and Sailors Home ... Read Full Story