Catalog: Glassware: Depression: Companies: Fenton (215)

Fenton made this red tumbler for Woolworth's Department Store in 1937. Eight oz., 4.1" tall. Five are available, all in mint condition.

Fenton Colonial Amber Thumbprint 10 oz. goblet was produced from 1969-74. It measures 6.5" tall and is 3.5" across the top. In mint condition. Three are available.

Fenton Colonial Green Thumbprint 10 oz. goblet was produced from 1969-74. It measures 6.5" tall and is 3.5" across the top. In mint condition. Only one is available.

Fenton made this blue opalescent Lily of the Valley Bell in the 1970's. This 5.5" tall bell is in mint condition.

This Fenton Red Hobnail Bell is in mint condition. Made in the early 1960's and stands about 6" tall.

Fenton Plymouth was produced from 1933-37. Two are available (notice the size difference 6.25" and 6.5") They hold 10 oz. Both in excellent condition. Red always was a bit amberina in this time period.

Fenton made Burmese pieces with the hand-painted Maple Leaf motif from 1970-72. 3.25" tall and in mint condition -- not signed by the artist.

This one-piece Fairy Light, hand-painted Maple Leaf motif, was made from 1970-72. It is considered a rarity. In mint condition. One should be noted that the artwork is a decal. The only time Fenton did not hand paint the artwork on these pieces. Stands 6" tall and is about 6.75" wide at the base.

One of Fenton earliest molds, Waterlillies and Cattails with a marigold carnival finish on clear glass. Produced in 1908. Tumblers are 4" tall. Two are available and are in mint condition.

Fenton reintroduced this pattern for their 100th Anniversary in 2005. It was never before pressed in red carnival. Measures 4" tall, has logo on bottom, in mint condition. 3 are available.

Fenton made Crystal Crest in 1941. This double crested vase is 6.25" tall and in mint condition. Notice that Crystal Crest is a DOUBLE crested vase. One could call it a "Snow Crested Silver Crest."

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).

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

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.

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