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Fenton Art Glass Collectables

Hand Blown Glass Art and Painted Blown Glass.

Fenton Family Owned and Operated for Generations in Williamstown, WV.

Fathertimes carries a large selection of Fenton Art Glass

Fathertimes Fenton Art Glass Collectables includes 100 Year Anniversary, Signed, Retired, Limited Edition pieces and more.

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Family Signature Series		Limited Edition/Numbered		Connoisseur Collection
	Each piece is individually numbered, dated, inscribed with the signature of a Fenton family member, and signed by the decorator who handpainted it.		Each piece is individually numbered and is a limited edition. Some pieces are retired and are hard to find.		Showcase dealer exclusive pieces Limited edition All pieces shown are retired and hard to fin
Mary Gregory Collection		Fenton Lamps		Anniversary Collection
	The Mary Gregory design is unique shading and raised opaque details presenting challenges to the Fenton artists		One of a Kind Fenton Lamps Hard to find Fenton Lamps		Beautifully painted clear glass celebrating an anniversary Different styles and colors Order now before we are all sold out

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Animals		Baskets		Bells
	Cats, Dogs, Mice, Elephants and more Different styles and colors Order now before we are all sold out		Gorgeous baskets Different styles and colors Order now before we are all sold out		Add one of these wonderful bells to your collection Different styles and colors Order now before we are all sold out

Bowls		Butter Dish		Candlesticks
	Exquisitely detailed, these bowls will enhance your collection Different styles and colors Order now before we are all sold out		One of these butter dishes will brighten your table everyday or for special occasions Different styles and colors Order now before we are all sold out		Display your candles using these candlesticks Limited Availability Order now before we are all sold out

Christmas		Cream & Sugar		Fairy Lights
	These frosty friends also welcome winter and Christmas Different styles and colors Order now before we are all sold out		These cream and sugar sets bring elegance to the table Different colors Order now before we are all sold out		Gorgeous fairy lights Different styles and colors Order now before we are all sold out

Hurricane Candles		Jars		Ornaments
	Exquisitely painted these hurricane candle shades have such detail to them Limited Availability Order now before we are all sold out		Exquisitely painted Jars have such detail to them Limited Availability Order now before we are all sold out		Fenton knows how to celebrate Christmas in style with these beautiful ornaments Limited Availability Order now before we are all sold out

Paperweights		Pitchers		Trinket Boxes
	Beautiful paperweights to display on your desk Limited Availability Order now before we are all sold out		Check out our decorative fenton pitchers Different colors Order now before we are all sold out		Store important little objects like jewelry or buttons in these beautiful trinkets. Different styles and colors Order now before we are all sold out

		Vases
			These vases are so pretty you don’t even need flowers to put in them Different styles and colors Order now before we are all sold out

Stories of Making Fenton Glass Bill Bedilion, Chief Shipping Clerk, put his shoulder against the heavy door of the boxcar. It ground open, spreading a widening slice of sunlight over the bales of straw inside the car. Atop one bale, which had been broken, lay a man blinking at the bright light like a straw-covered owl. “Where am I?” the owl asked “You’re at the Fenton Art Glass Company in Williamstown, West Virginia,” Bill said. The year was 1907. “Well, take me to the shop,” the man said, knocking the chaff from his old clothes with a sweat-stained felt hat. “I’m going to show you how to make a new kind of glass” The new glass the stranger made was iridescent. It was a dark glass which seemed to have the hues of the rainbow flowing over its surface. Today it is known as Carnival Glass to eager collectors of antique American glass the world over.