Fenton Stippled Rays pattern bowl, green carnival Very appealing little bowl, 6 inches x 2.5, in the Fenton Stippled Rays design. Bracket edge, green carnival glass interior with non-iridized exterior. No logo. Fenton made the stippled rays pattern from 1905 to around 1925. Two straw marks, one exterior, one very small interior at bottom of bowl. Otherwise in mint condition. Gorgeous green-bronze color.
Manufacturer: Fenton  

Fenton Heart & Vine Plate, c 1911 Carnival Glass Beautiful cobalt carnival glass plate, 9.25 inches in diameter, with the Heart and Vine pattern, c. 1911. There are some straw marks but no wear marks of any kind; this baby has been packed away for nearly a century. A rarity.
Manufacturer: Fenton  

Fenton Green Opalescent Dot Optic Lamp This is a rare Fenton lamp. Occasionally you will see one of these in French Opalescent, but this is Fenton's Green Opalescent Dot Optic pattern G-70 series lamp from the early 1930's. Similar lamps can be seen in both of Whitmyer's "Fenton Art Glass Patterns" books, 1909-39 and 1939-80. Measuring 7-1/2" in diameter, this one is definitely Fenton as it has the slightly panelled pattern in the base. No chimney included. In very clean condition, no chips or cracks.
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Fenton bowl, Autumn Acorn in Royal Blue Carnival Produced in 1911, this absolutely beautiful 9 inch bowl is in the Autumn Acorn design in Royal Blue carnival glass. There are a couple of straw marks as can be seen in the photos, but otherwise, this piece is flawless. Never used other than as a display piece. The photos tell the whole story. The colors are incredibly rich.
Manufacturer: Fenton  

Fenton Rose Overlay Melon Cologne Bottle w/stopper Fenton's #192 melon cologne bottle in rose overlay, pre-logo, c. 1946-48. It has a crystal (silver crest) edge at the top and a clear glass stopper. It stands 5-3/4" tall w/o stopper and 3-1/2" in diameter. One small trapped air bubble from manufacturing (as circled), but it doesn't take away from the value of this beautiful bottle. No chips or cracks.
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Fenton Footed Jelly Dish Green Carnival, c 1915 Here's a piece of old Fenton, c 1915. A small footed compote in emerald green glass, with marigold carnival highlights and the Scotch Thistle design on the inside. You can see a few specks in the bottom, either from production or age, I'm not sure. But still a beautiful and unusual piece of vintage Fenton.
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Fenton Blue Ridge Rose Bowl, c 1939 Rose bowl, made only in 1939, as part of the original Blue Ridge collection. 5.25 inches x 4.5, #201-BL, french opalescent spiral optic with cobalt crest. Fluted, gathered top lip. In excellent condition. Some very minor wear on surface, but no cracks or chips. Hard to find!
Manufacturer: Fenton  

Fenton Salt & Pepper, New World Rib Optic Cranberry opalescent salt & pepper shakers in New World Rib Optic, 1605-CR. Made c. 1953-55, featured on page 73 of Warman's Fenton Glass book, 2nd edition. 2.25 x 5.25, and 1.75 x 4. Plating on the tops is coming off, so I wouldn't actually use them to hold salt & pepper, but they still display well. No logo. In mint condition. Sold as a set only.
Manufacturer: Fenton  

Fenton Ruby Overlay Diamond Optic Vase This 8" vase is Fenton's #192 vase, produced from 1942 to 1948. This example does have a crack, indicated in the photo, but is hard to find as it blends into the diamond optic pattern. Otherwise, there are no chips or other wear, and this would still make a nice addition to a ruby or country cranberry collection. Priced to sell, as this item normally books up to $85.00.
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass  

Fenton Orange Tree Marigold Carnival Mug This beautiful Marigold (Golden) Carnival Orange Tree mug is pre-logo Fenton, circa 1912. It has two bands of scales as borders above and below the rank of orange trees. In excellent condition, with no chips or cracks.
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass