Fenton Art Glass Green Glass Sled Sleigh by Jon Saffell Fenton Art Glass Green Glass Sled by Jon Saffell. This Green sleigh is made from a mould designed in 1995 by Jon Saffell. This sled is deep green and has intricate gold flowers around all four edges. It is 7 1/2 inches long by 4 inches wide across the widest part and 4 inches deep, marked on the bottom with Fenton. It is in excellent condition, perfect for the holidays or for a Fenton collection. Please see our other listings for additional pieces of Fenton.
Circa: 1995
Condition: Used
Color: Green
Manufacturer: Fenton Art Glass  

Fenton Glass Silver Crest Mayonnaise Bowl with Liner Plate Vintage Fenton Glass Silver Crest Ruffled Mayonnaise Bowl with Liner Plate. Fenton Glass was established in 1905 by Frank and John Fenton in Martin's Ferry, Ohio, the earliest pieces were hand painted on blanks from other glass companies. Unable to get the quantity of glass they needed, they decided to make their own glass and 1907 the opened there own glass factory in Williamstown, West Virginia.

The Silver Crest pattern was formed by applying a crystal edge to milk glass pieces Silver Crest was the most popular and longest running Crest pattern that Fenton produced. Fenton introduced Silver Crest into the line in 1943 and it was an instant success. In the 1950's Silver Crest production diminished when producing milk glass Hobnail was the priority. However, during the 1960's there was an renewed interest in Silver Crest. Production peaked in the 1960's and the pattern was discontinued except for a few pieces in 1970, and in 1980 production on the few pieces that were made ceased.

The mayo bowl is 5 inches across by about 2 1/2 inches deep, the liner plate is 6 inches across, both pieces are in excellent condition, no chips. This set would be a fabulous addition to your collection!
Condition: Used
Color: White
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Vintage Fenton Glass Silver Crest Center Handled Ruffled Flared Bowl Vintage Fenton Glass Silver Crest Center Handled Ruffled or Flared Bowl. Fenton Glass was established in 1905 by Frank and John Fenton in Martin's Ferry, Ohio, the earliest pieces were hand painted on blanks from other glass companies. Unable to get the quantity of glass they needed, they decided to make their own glass and 1907 the opened there own glass factory in Williamstown, West Virginia.

The Silver Crest pattern was formed by applying a crystal edge to milk glass pieces Silver Crest was the most popular and longest running Crest pattern that Fenton produced. Fenton introduced Silver Crest into the line in 1943 and it was an instant success. In the 1950's Silver Crest production diminished when producing milk glass Hobnail was the priority. However, during the 1960's there was an renewed interest in Silver Crest. Production peaked in the 1960's and the pattern was discontinued except for a few pieces in 1970, and in 1980 production on the few pieces that were made ceased.

This piece it is a early pre-logo piece. It is 8 inches across by about 2 1/4 inches deep, 5 1/2 inches tall including the handle, in excellent condition, no chips, marked on the bottom with Fenton. Please see our other listings for additional pieces in this pattern as well as other pieces of Fenton Glass.
Circa: 1943
Condition: Used
Color: White
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Vintage Fenton Glass Silvercrest Ruffled Flared Epergne Bowl Vintage Fenton Glass Silvercrest Ruffled Flared Epergne Bowl. Fenton Glass was established in 1905 by Frank and John Fenton in Martin's Ferry, Ohio, the earliest pieces were hand painted on blanks from other glass companies. Unable to get the quantity of glass they needed, they decided to make their own glass and 1907 the opened there own glass factory in Williamstown, West Virginia.

The Silver Crest pattern was formed by applying a crystal edge to milk glass pieces Silver Crest was the most popular and longest running Crest pattern that Fenton produced. Fenton introduced Silver Crest into the line in 1943 and it was an instant success. In the 1950's Silver Crest production diminished when producing milk glass Hobnail was the priority. However, during the 1960's there was an renewed interest in Silver Crest. Production peaked in the 1960's and the pattern was discontinued except for a few pieces in 1970, and in 1980 production on the few pieces that were made ceased.

This piece is a early pre-logo piece, made only in 1950, style number 7301 and is a hard to find piece. It is about 13 inches tall when the epergne is inserted into the bowl, the bowl is 12 1/2 inches across by about 4 1/4 inches deep, it is in excellent condition, no chips. Please see our other listings for additional pieces in this pattern as well as other pieces of Fenton Glass.
Circa: 1950
Condition: Used
Color: White
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Vintage Fenton White Milk Glass Hobnail Low Candleholders Vintage Fenton White Milk Glass Hobnail Low Candleholders. This line of milk glass is one of the largest and most successful patterns ever produced, this pattern was produced from 1948 to 1989. Fenton began marking all their glass in 1973 so any piece without the Fenton logo was made prior to 1973.

These candleholders are 3 1/2 inches tall and 4 1/2 inches across the bottom, both are in excellent condition, both are unmarked so they date prior to 1973. They would be a wonderful addition to your collection or a beautiful decorative piece! Please see our other listings for additional pieces in this pattern.
Circa: 1948
Condition: Used
Color: White
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Vintage Fenton White Milk Glass Hobnail Bananna Bowl Dish Vintage Fenton White Milk Glass Hobnail Bananna Bowl Dish. This line of milk glass is one of the largest and most successful patterns ever produced, this pattern was produced from 1948 to 1989. Fenton began marking all their glass in 1973 so any piece without the Fenton logo was made prior to 1973.

This bananna bowl is 5 1/4 inches tall, 12 inches long and 8 1/2 inches across, is unmarked pre logo piece so it dates prior to 1973 as Fenton did not begin signing their pieces until 1973. It is in excellent condition and would be a wonderful addition to your collection or a beautiful decorative piece! Please see our other listings for additional pieces in this pattern as well as other pieces of Fenton Glass.
Circa: 1943 to 1980
Condition: Used
Color: White
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Vintage Fenton Art Glass Ruby Red Amberina Petal Shaped Candleholders Fenton Art Glass Ruby Red or Amberina Depression Glass Petal Shaped Candleholders. These candleholders were produced by Fenton Art Glass from 1932 to 1936. They are the nine petal version, #848, Fenton also produced these candleholders with six petals. They have three little feet, or toes, very popular at this time era.

They are a deep ruby red or amberina, transparent red with just a touch of yellow on the base when looked at in the in the right angle or light.

They are 2 1/2 inches tall and 4 3/4 inches across, both are in excellent condition.Please see our other listings for additional pieces of Fenton Art Glass as well as other pieces of vintage Ruby Glass.
Circa: 1932 to 1936
Condition: Used
Color: Ruby Red
Manufacturer: Fenton Art Glass  

Vintage Fenton Glass Silver Crest Tall Candleholders Vintage Fenton Glass Silvercrest Tall Candleholders. Fenton Glass was established in 1905 by Frank and John Fenton in Martin's Ferry, Ohio, the earliest pieces were hand painted on blanks from other glass companies. Unable to get the quantity of glass they needed, they decided to make their own glass and 1907 the opened there own glass factory in Williamstown, West Virginia.

This pattern was introduced by Fenton in 1943, it is a early pre-logo piece and style number 680. These candleholders are 5 3/4 inches tall by 4 1/2 inches across the base, both are is in excellent condition, no chips.

Please see our other listings for additional pieces in this pattern as well as other pieces of Fenton Glass.
Circa: 1943
Condition: Used
Color: White
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass Company  

Vintage Fenton Milk Glass Ruffled Vase Vintage Fenton Milk Glass Ruffled Vase. Fenton Glass was established in 1905 by Frank and John Fenton in Martin's Ferry, Ohio, the earliest pieces were hand painted on blanks from other glass companies. Unable to get the quantity of glass they needed, they decided to make their own glass and 1907 the opened there own glass factory in Williamstown, West Virginia.

This pattern was made by Fenton from 1940 to the 1960's, it is a early pre-logo piece which dates it pre 1970's. It is 5 1/2 inches tall by 3 1/2 inches across, it is in excellent condition, no chips, does have three tiny marks at the very bottom inside apparently from flowers and two mold marks on the side as well a tiny black speck in the fold of one of the ruffles, not noticeable unless you look into the vase. It is an early piece as this type of mold marks were not found in later pieces. Please see our other listings for additional pieces of Fenton as well Silver Crest.
Circa: 1940 to 1960
Condition: Used
Color: White
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Antique Fenton Glass Rose Crest Hand Painted Butterfly Vase Antique Fenton Glass Rose Crest Hand Painted Butterfly Vase. Fenton Glass was established in 1905 by Frank and John Fenton in Martin's Ferry, Ohio, the earliest pieces were hand painted on blanks from other glass companies. Unable to get the quantity of glass they needed, they decided to make their own glass and 1907 the opened there own glass factory in Williamstown, West Virginia.

This is a very early piece, it has a pontil mark in the bottom, all hand made with a hand painted butterfly in surrounded with flower, blue on one side and a dark orangery on the other. It is 4 3/4 inches tall by 3 1/2 inches across. It is in excellent condition, no chips, there is some extremely slight wear to the butterfly that is barely noticeable and a little bit of age related marks on the inside bottom of the vase. It would be a fabulous addition to your collection! Please see our other listings for additional pieces of Fenton as well Silver Crest.
Circa: 1900 to 1930
Condition: Used
Color: White
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Fenton Glass Custard Compote Starburst Pattern Fenton Glass Custard Compote Starburst Pattern. Fenton Glass was established in 1905 by Frank and John Fenton in Martin's Ferry, Ohio, the earliest pieces were hand painted on blanks from other glass companies. Unable to get the quantity of glass they needed, they decided to make their own glass and 1907 the opened there own glass factory in Williamstown, West Virginia.

This piece is the custard color, it has the starburst pattern, it has the original paper label on the inside. It is 5 1/2 inches tall by 4 inches across and 6 1/4 inches long, it is in very good condition, no chips, there are some slight dark spots on the inside of the bowl probably from age. Please see our other listings for additional pieces of Fenton.
Circa: 1950 to 1970
Condition: Used
Color: Cream
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Fenton Stippled Rays Marigold Carnival Glass Bowl Vintage Vintage Fenton Stippled Rays Marigold Carnival Glass Bowl. Fenton Glass was established in 1905 by Frank and John Fenton in Martin's Ferry, Ohio, the earliest pieces were hand painted on blanks from other glass companies. Unable to get the quantity of glass they needed, they decided to make their own glass and 1907 the opened there own glass factory in Williamstown, West Virginia.

This is a vintage Fenton pattern, estimated edge is from the 1920's to 1940's. This pattern features an all over rayed pattern with a candy ribbon edge. It is 8 inches across and about 3 inches deep, it is in excellent condition, no chips. Please see my other listings for additional pieces of Fenton Glass and Carnival Glass.
Circa: 1920's to 1940's
Condition: Used
Color: Marigold
Manufacturer: Fenton Stippled Rays Marigold Carnival Glass Bowl Vintage  

Fenton Glass Custard Leaf and Orange Footed Bowl Fenton Glass Custard Leaf and Orange Footed Bowl. Fenton Glass was established in 1905 by Frank and John Fenton in Martin's Ferry, Ohio, the earliest pieces were hand painted on blanks from other glass companies. Unable to get the quantity of glass they needed, they decided to make their own glass and 1907 the opened there own glass factory in Williamstown, West Virginia.

This pattern features orange blossoms and leaves, it was made by Fenton Glass from 1972 to 1978. It has three elegant feet or toes on the base, is about 6 inches across and 4 inches tall. In excellent condition, no chips, marked on the bottom with the Fenton in a circle logo. Please see our other listings for additional pieces of Fenton Glass.
Circa: 1972 to 1978
Condition: Used
Color: Cream
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Fenton Glass Custard Leaf and Orange Candy Dish Fenton Glass Custard Leaf and Orange Candy Dish. Fenton Glass was established in 1905 by Frank and John Fenton in Martin's Ferry, Ohio, the earliest pieces were hand painted on blanks from other glass companies. Unable to get the quantity of glass they needed, they decided to make their own glass and 1907 the opened there own glass factory in Williamstown, West Virginia.

This pattern features orange blossoms and leaves, it was made by Fenton Glass from 1972 to 1978. This piece is 9 inches tall and 5 1/4 inches across, it is excellent condition, no chips, marked on the bottom with the Fenton in a circle logo. Please see our other listings for additional pieces of Fenton Glass.
Circa: 1972 to 1978
Condition: Used
Color: Cream
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Vintage Fenton Glass Amber Candy Dish Vintage Fenton Glass Amber Candy Dish. Fenton Glass was established in 1905 by Frank and John Fenton in Martin's Ferry, Ohio, the earliest pieces were hand painted on blanks from other glass companies. Unable to get the quantity of glass they needed, they decided to make their own glass and 1907 the opened there own glass factory in Williamstown, West Virginia.

This is a pretty piece with a paneled pattern along the sides and a pointed edge, it was made by Fenton Glass in the 1970's. It is 6 1/2 inches tall, 7 1/4 inches across and marked on the inside of the lid with Fenton logo. It is in excellent condition, no chips, perfect addition to your collection of home decor. Please see our other listings for additional pieces of Fenton Glass.
Circa: 1970
Condition: Used
Color: Amber
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Vintage Fenton Milk Glass Hobnail Swung Bud Vase Beautiful Vintage Fenton Milk Glass Hobnail Swung Bud Vase. Fenton Glass was established in 1905 by Frank and John Fenton in Martin's Ferry, Ohio, the earliest pieces were hand painted on blanks from other glass companies. Unable to get the quantity of glass they needed, they decided to make their own glass and 1907 the opened there own glass factory in Williamstown, West Virginia.

The Hobnail line is one of the largest and most successful patterns ever produced, with a production date of 1948 to 1989. This vase has a swung ruffled edge, it is 8 3/4 inches tall, marked on the bottom with the Fenton logo and is in excellent condition. Please see our other listings for additional pieces of Fenton.
Circa: 1948 to 1989
Condition: Used
Color: White
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Vintage Large Fenton Milk Glass Hobnail Ruffled Basket #3734 Beautiful Vintage Large Fenton Milk Glass Hobnail Ruffled Basket #3734. Fenton Glass was established in 1905 by Frank and John Fenton in Martin's Ferry, Ohio, the earliest pieces were hand painted on blanks from other glass companies. Unable to get the quantity of glass they needed, they decided to make their own glass and 1907 the opened there own glass factory in Williamstown, West Virginia.

The Hobnail line is one of the largest and most successful patterns ever produced, this piece was produced from 1948 to 1989. This basket has a ruffled edge, it is about 10 1/2 to 11 inches tall and 12 inches across and is in excellent condition. A wonderful addition to your collection or a beautiful decorative piece! Please see our other listings for additional pieces in this pattern as well as other pieces of Fenton Glass.
Circa: 1948 to 1989
Condition: Used
Color: White
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Fenton Milk Glass Hobnail Footed Candle holder Beautiful Vintage Fenton Milk Glass Hobnail Footed Candle holder #3673. Fenton Glass was established in 1905 by Frank and John Fenton in Martin's Ferry, Ohio, the earliest pieces were hand painted on blanks from other glass companies. Unable to get the quantity of glass they needed, they decided to make their own glass and 1907 the opened there own glass factory in Williamstown, West Virginia.

The Hobnail line is one of the largest and most successful patterns ever produced, this pattern was produced from 1948 to 1989. Fenton began marking all their glass in 1963 so any piece without the Fenton logo was made prior to 1973. This candle holder is 2 3/4 inches tall and 5 inches across the top, it is in excellent condition, unmarked so it dates prior to 1973. It would be a wonderful addition to your collection or a beautiful decorative piece! Please see our other listings for additional pieces in this pattern.
Circa: 1948 to 1989
Condition: Used
Color: White
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Fenton Silver Crest Vintage Covered Candy Dish Art Glass Fenton Silver Crest Covered Candy Dish. Fenton Glass was established in 1905 by Frank and John Fenton in Martin's Ferry, Ohio, the earliest pieces were hand painted on blanks from other glass companies. Unable to get the quantity of glass they needed, they decided to make their own glass and 1907 the opened there own glass factory in Williamstown, West Virginia.


The Silver Crest pattern was formed by applying a crystal edge to milk glass pieces Silver Crest was the most popular and longest running Crest pattern that Fenton produced. Fenton introduced Silver Crest into the line in 1943 and it was an instant success. In the 1950's Silver Crest production diminished when producing milk glass Hobnail was the priority. However, during the 1960's there was an renewed interest in Silver Crest. Production peaked in the 1960's and the pattern was discontinued except for a few pieces in 1970, and in 1980 production on the few pieces that were made ceased.

This piece is one of the harder find, seldom seen pieces in the Silver Crest pattern. It is a very heavy piece and is probably one of the early pieces. It is 9 1/2 inches tall and 6 3/4 inches across the body of the dish, it is in excellent condition. Please see our other listings for additional pieces in of Silver Crest and Fenton Glass.
Circa: 1940 to 1970
Condition: Used
Color: White
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Fenton White Milk Glass Hobnail Swung Bud Vase Vintage Beautiful Vintage Fenton Milk Glass Hobnail Swung Bud Vase. Fenton Glass was established in 1905 by Frank and John Fenton in Martin's Ferry, Ohio, the earliest pieces were hand painted on blanks from other glass companies. Unable to get the quantity of glass they needed, they decided to make their own glass and 1907 the opened there own glass factory in Williamstown, West Virginia.

The Hobnail line is one of the largest and most successful patterns ever produced, it was made from 1948 to 1989. This vase has a swung ruffled edge, it is 8 3/4 inches tall, base is a rounded slope style and is 2 1/2 inches across, marked on the bottom with the Fenton logo and is in excellent condition. Please see our other listings for additional pieces of Fenton.
Circa: 1948 to 1989
Condition: Used
Color: White
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Vintage Fenton Opalescent Hobnail Ruffled Nappy Bowl Vintage Fenton Opalescent Hobnail Ruffled Nappy Bowl or Dish. This is an outstanding piece of Fenton, the ever popular Opalescent Hobnail pattern is long time favorite of collectors and was made from 1948 to 1989. This piece is 6 inches across and 1 3/4 inches tall, it is an early piece without the Fenton logo. It is in excellent condition, no chips, a fabulous addition to your collection!
Circa: 1948 to 1989
Condition: Used
Color: White
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Fenton Glass Hobnail Milk Glass Ruffled Bowl Fenton Glass Hobnail Milk Glass Ruffled Bowl. Fenton Glass was established in 1905 by Frank and John Fenton in Martin's Ferry, Ohio, the earliest pieces were hand painted on blanks from other glass companies. Unable to get the quantity of glass they needed, they decided to make their own glass and 1907 the opened there own glass factory in Williamstown, West Virginia.

The Hobnail line was one of the most successful lines that Fenton produced, this piece was made from 1948 to the 1989. It is 9 1/2 inches across and 4 1/4 inches deep and in excellent condition, no chips. It is an earlier pre logo piece and is not marked with the Fenton logo, pieces made prior to 1963 were not marked and normally came with a paper label attached. Please see our other listings for additional pieces.

Circa: 1948 to 1989
Condition: Used
Color: White
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Fenton Glass Milk Glass White Flower Pot Set Fenton Glass Milk Glass White Flower Pot Set of Three Flower Pots. Fenton Glass was established in 1905 by Frank and John Fenton in Martin's Ferry, Ohio, the earliest pieces were hand painted on blanks from other glass companies. Unable to get the quantity of glass they needed, they decided to make their own glass and 1907 the opened there own glass factory in Williamstown, West Virginia.

These flower pots have an estimated age of 1980, they are in a standard flower pot shape and are white milk glass. They are 3 1/2 inches tall and 3 3/8 inches across the mouth, all in excellent condition, no chips and no signs of use. One has the original Fenton tag attached, they are marked on the bottom with the Fenton F script mark. This mark was used on pieces that were made from molds that were purchased from other companies and not a Fenton design. Please see our other listings for additional pieces of Fenton Glass.
Circa: 1980
Condition: Used
Color: White
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Fenton Milk Glass Hobnail Ruffled Footed Candy Compote Fenton Milk Glass Hobnail Ruffled Footed Candy Compote. Fenton Glass was established in 1905 by Frank and John Fenton in Martin's Ferry, Ohio, the earliest pieces were hand painted on blanks from other glass companies. Unable to get the quantity of glass they needed, they decided to make their own glass and 1907 the opened there own glass factory in Williamstown, West Virginia.

The Hobnail line was one of the most popular patterns that Fenton produced, made from 1948 to 1989. It is 6 inches tall by 6 inches across, unmarked older pre Fenton logo piece, pieces without the logo were made prior to 1963. It is in excellent condition, no chips and no signs of use and would be a beautiful addition to your collection! Please see our other listings for additional pieces of Fenton Glass as well as other pieces of Milk Glass.
Circa: 1948 to 1989
Condition: Used
Color: White
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Fenton Glass Princess House Hand Painted Bell Artist Signed Fenton Glass Princess House Hand Painted Bell Artist Signed. Fenton Glass was established in 1905 by Frank and John Fenton in Martin's Ferry, Ohio, the earliest pieces were hand painted on blanks from other glass companies. Unable to get the quantity of glass they needed, they decided to make their own glass and 1907 the opened there own glass factory in Williamstown, West Virginia.

This lovely piece was made by Fenton Glass in 1980 for Princess House, it has a hand painted scene of country road leading to a church. It has applied glitter like accents, signed on the inside with Hand Painted by Kay Cunningham and marked with Princess House Collector's Edition by Fenton. It is 6 1/4 inches tall and is in excellent condition, perfect addition to your collection. Please see our other listings for additional pieces of Fenton Glass and Princess House.
Circa: 1980
Condition: Used
Color: White
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass Princess House