Written by Old Fenton on 20 January 2008
glass its fame. Carnival glass is made as both functional and ornamental objects. This is an inexpensive pressed glass and found in a wide spectrum of colors. Sometimes glass workers refer this as dope glass because the process of applying the iridescent coloring to the surface is called doping. This was made in over 150 patterns and many different pieces from the year 1907 but since it did not command the prices expected it was subsequently discounted.
Cameo Rose Glass
Written by Old Fenton on 20 January 2008
GORGEOUS COBALT BLUE CARNIVAL GLASS ORANGE TREE FENTON MUG!
Year:1907 Price:$114.50 Description:THIS IS A GORGEOUS COBALT BLUE CARNIVAL GLASS ORANGE TREE FENTON MUG! ALTHOUGH THESE ARE QUITE COMMON, 95% OF THEM WILL NOT HOLD A CANDLE TO THIS EXAMPLE! A SUPER EXAMPLE FOR COLOR and CONDITION! ...
Red Depression Glass
Written by Old Fenton on 20 January 2008
Fenton: Ruby Heart Bottle
If you have a glass lover, consider a gorgeous piece from Fenton Art Glass.
Warman's Fenton Glass, 2nd Edition
This book is a perfect fit for the Fenton Glass collector. I've always felt Fenton Glass is "pretty" and this is a pretty book. It's a book that Fenton Glass...
Warman's Fenton Glass, 2nd Ed by: Mark Moran
John Kincaid, Collector Bookstore PUBLISHER S DESCRIPTION: Whether a novice or expert Fenton collector, you'll discover a wealth of pricing and identification details at your fingertips in this newest edition of Warman's Fenton Glass. ...
Green Fenton Glass
Written by Old Fenton on 19 January 2008
Carnival glass has become a popular item for collectors. Some pieces are worth pennies, but hard-to-find pieces can bring in hundreds or even thousands of dollars, making for a wide range in prices. The market is jumping for this antique glass collectable.
Antique Depression Glass
Written by Old Fenton on 19 January 2008
Fenton Glass orders going up
By Keri Brown kbrown@wvpubcast.org In August, Fenton Glass announced that it s closing operations at its Wood County plant. Since then, there has been a resurgence of interest in the glass. And that has sparked hope among company ...
Fenton Carnival Glass
One of the biggest and most important producers of carnival glass was Fenton Glass. Founded in 1905, by the bothers Frank L. and John W. Fenton, in Williamstown, West Virginia, the company quickly grew to prominence by producing an type ...
Green Carnival Glass
Written by Old Fenton on 19 January 2008
Fenton covered compote Carnival glass
Year:20th Century Price:$ 25.00 Description:Fenton covered compote Carnival glass. This is a wonderful rich purple carnival on amythest glass. It has a trailing floral design and has the oval Fenton Stamp on the lid and base. ...
Carnival Glass Bowls: A Brief Guide
Carnival glass bowls form part of the large carnival glass collectible items. These are produced by pressing the glass and coating it with an iridescent coating which gives it shiny look. This process is known as doping, ...
Blue Fenton Glass
Written by Old Fenton on 19 January 2008
Those who love it, love it so much, they've even created their own clubs to share finds, information and more. Carnival Glass clubs can be found virtually all over the world, with branches in America, Europe and beyond. It's a distinguished group that appreciate and swoon over this glass style.
Written by Old Fenton on 18 January 2008
Large Diamond Cut Fruit Bowl (Ruby Red Carnival Glass)
Year:Unknown Price:$ 32.00 Description:Large Diamond Cut Fruit Bowl (Ruby Red Carnival Glass) - measures 6 1/2 inches in diameter and 3 1/4 inches tall. The Diamond Cut pattern is pressed into the glass on all sides with a larger ...
Blue Carnival Glass
