Fenton Diamond and Rib Carnival Vase Electric Helios finish on this marvelous Fenton Diamond and Rib stretch vase. Lime green inside on this standard 10.875 tall with base of 3.50 inches tall. The finish is excellent and I would consider it to be electric.
This is not a reproduction of this vase. No.504 vase in factory catalogs of the time. It has circles with ribbing when stretched that resemble diamonds.

Circa: 1911
Condition: Used
Size: 10.875
Type: Carnival Glass
Manufacturer: Fenton  

Vase Fenton Chevron Art Deco Rose Signed Wonderful vase from the Art Deco period. This vase pattern is called Chevron and it is such a pretty color that Fenton called Rose. . This vase is listed in the Reference Book Fenton, Glass Made For Other Companies Gerald and Carrie Domitz 1907 to 1980. These authors base the attribution to Fenton on having found a drawing of the vase in the files of the National Association of Manufacturers of Pressed and Blown Glassware. This vase is signed with the name Minnie Cooper 1940s. I believe this is the name of the person who received the vase as a gift in the 1940s. It would be easy to remove this if this is a distraction. Size on this vase is 8.0 tall and 5.75 across the top. This is one of the earlier depression era pieces made by this company.
Circa: 1930s
Condition: Used
Size: 8.0
Type: Art Glass
Manufacturer: Fenton  

Toothpick Fenton Cobalt Daisy and Button Feet Fenton lovely cobalt daisy and button footed toothpick holder.
Made in 1950s to 1960s I believe by Fenton but not totally sure as many companies also made this pattern. It may actually be older as the bottom is different than the Fenton ones I see.
Toothpick is in great condition.
Circa: 1950s
Condition: Used
Type: Vintage Glass
Manufacturer: Fenton  

Fenton Bonbon Carnival Lime Green Rare Fenton Stippled Rays handled bonbon or basket in choice lime green color.
Fenton produced glass from 1907 to 1925 and the edge on this piece is unique to Fenton.
Some bubbles and a straw mark as shown.
Circa: 1907
Condition: Used
Type: Carnival Glass
Manufacturer: Fenton  

Fenton Carnival Tankard Lattice and Grape Carnival marigold tankard in the Lattice and Grape pattern from the Fenton Glass Co. Nice tall 11.75 tankard in lovely marigold color. Made from 1912 this was also Fentons # 1563 pattern. This pattern only comes in a spittoon and a water set of which this is the main tankard.


Circa: 1912
Condition: Used
Size: 11.75
Type: Antique Glass
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Fenton  

Top Milk Glass Fenton Old Virginia Milk glass compote top. This white milk glass top belongs to the line Old Virginia by Fenton Glass Co. Didn't want to just throw it away. I have the bottom and it is marked with the O in a V with a G, but this top is not marked. This is Old Virginia and has a diamond pattern to it. The base of the top is a tiny bit over 5.0 inches. No chips at all. Nice older white milk glass.
Condition: Used
Type: Milk Glass
Manufacturer: Fenton  

Fenton Hobnail Milk Glass Box Cigarette Top Fenton Hobnail Cigarette Box top or lid. Do you have the lid for this box in the lovely Fenton Hobnail pattern? Excellent condition on this 1950s very popular pattern. Known as #3685 also by Fenton.
Condition: Used
Manufacturer: Fenton  

Fenton Opalescent Hobnail Perfume Bottle Fenton Perfume Bottle. This is a white opalescent perfume bottle made by the Fenton Glass Co. It is the Hobnail pattern. The bottle is missing its stopper which is wooden. This bottle goes well with the Moonstone pattern.
Condition: Used
Type: Fenton
Manufacturer: Fenton  

LG Wright Stippled Star Goblet 1958 Fenton Green goblet or stem in the Stippled Star pattern or 59-7 pattern by L.G.Wright Glass Company. This green tumbler which has a raised star design and is very patriotic. This is new old deadstock as is all my Wright glass as I bought it from a distibutor or dealer of this glass.
According to the L.G. Wright book by James Measell and W.C. or Red Roettis called The L.G.Wright Glass Company this pattern was first sold to Wright in 1959 modeled after an earlier Mckee mold. This pattern was made by Fenton for L.G.Wright Company. This is the larger size and I also have the smaller ones to match on my site.

Circa: 1959
Condition: New
Size: 6.25
Type: Art Glass
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: L.G.Wright  

Wine Stippled Star Wright L.G. Fenton Green Wine goblet or stem in the Stippled Star pattern or 59-7 pattern by L.G.Wright Glass Company. This green tumbler which has a raised star design and is very patriotic. This is new old deadstock as is all my Wright glass as I bought it from a distibutor or dealer of this glass.
According to the L.G. Wright book by James Measell and W.C. or Red Roettis called The L.G.Wright Glass Company this pattern was first sold to Wright in 1959 modeled after an earlier Mckee mold. This pattern was made by Fenton for L.G.Wright Company.
I have 2 available in this size and price is for each.

Condition: New
Size: 4.625
Type: Vintage Glassware
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: L.G.Wright