Fenton made this blue stretched fan vase in the 1930's. It is about 4.5" tall and in mint condition.

Fenton Glass Co. made this Hobnail cornucopia pair of candleholders from 1943-54. The set is in great shape. Thanks for looking.

Fenton made the pattern "Pineapple Vine" in the late 1930's. This three-footed Cake Plate is about 13" across. See the second photo. It is in excellent condition.

This really pretty Ebony Black Swan Handled Bowl was made by Fenton Glass. This Bowl is not signed. It measures 11 1/2 inches across X 5 1/2 inches high to the top of the swan neck. It is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks. There are just a couple very minor marks inside the bowl. Be sure to search our other Fenton available. We guarantee all items to be as described. Feel free to email any questions. THANK YOU.

Fenton made Spanish Lace for only 2 years, 1968-70. This covered candy is in mint condition. Stands about 8.5" high with cover.

In 1986, Fenton issued this Teal and Milk Overlay top hat basket. As part of the limited issue Connoisseur Collection, it is number 222 of 1500 made. Stands about 7" tall and does have some wear concerning the gold leaves, otherwise in excellent condition. Handpainted by Linda Everson.

Fenton started to make Basketweave pattern in the 1920's. This red, 3-footed, 9" wide bowl dates from about 1926. In excellent condition. 2 bowls are available.

Ivory Crest was only produced by Fenton Glass Company for one year, 1940 -1941, making it one of the scarcer crest patterns. Offered here is a pair of #951 cornucopia candlesticks. These are 6 inches high and in excellent condition. Price is for the pair.See my other listings for more in this pattern, as well as other Fenton Crest colors.

Peach Crest is the name for this wonderful Fenton pattern that combines ruby glass cased over milk glass and then finished with a clear edge. It was produced from 1940 through 1967 and is highly sought after today. Offered here is the #7250 8 inch Tulip vase in excellent condition. See my other listings for more in this pattern, as well as other Fenton Crest colors.

Rose Crest is was produced by Fenton from 1944 to 1947. It was originally made as an exclusive for Weil Freeman Company in 1944, but when they didn't renew the contract, Fenton added it to their regular line and continued production until 1947. Offered here is the 7 inch basket in excellent condition. See my other listings for more in this pattern, as well as other Fenton Crest colors.

Silver Crest was produced by Fenton from 1943 through 1970. Offered here is the #7333 Heart handled relish dish in excellent condition. See my other listings for more in this pattern, as well as other Fenton Crest colors

Fenton introduced their Coin Dot pattern in 1947 and continued production through 1964. It remains one of their most sought after patterns. Offered here is the #1470 candlestick in blue opalescent. 5 1/2 inches tall. See my other listings for more in this pattern.

Fenton made this salem blue Priscilla patterned basket in 1990-91. It is in mint condition. It is 12" wide and about 9" tall.

Fenton made Thumbprint from 1966-68. This Colonial Pink 7" wide bowl is in mint condition. It is 5.5" tall -- and is heavy!

Fenton made Rose Overlay from 1943-48. This vase was made for Weil Ceramics in 1944. In mint condition, 11" tall with double crimp.

Fenton's Cranberry Opalescent glass is one of their most popular treatments. Because it is cased glass (french crystal over gold ruby) every piece must be blown rather than pressed. This hand-work makes each piece unique. Offered here is the 389 jug in their hobnail pattern. This piece was produced from 1940 to 1948 and stands 5 1/2 inches high. Excellent condition, see my other listings for more Fenton Cranberry Opalescent glass.

Fenton Art Glass Company made this Hobnail creamer and sugar from 1949-56. The 3.25" set is in great shape. Thanks for looking.

Fenton San Toy Etching 6" Ice Bucket -- made in 1936. Some scratches in etching, but when something is this old, it's normal. Just want to mention it, warning to perfectionists. (And I'm honest).