Fenton
"Memorabilia" Auction Scheduled for July 27th. . .
Don't miss this fantastic
opportunity
to
acquire
Fenton Art Glass Company "memorabilia"
at auction!
On Monday, July 27, auctioneer Randy Clark will
sell
50 lots (numbers 100 to 149A) consigned by Fenton.
Shown here is a marvelous conversation piece
for any collection! This carefully polished “lump” of Patriot
Red glass from the mid-1970s is unique. Experimental trials
produced Patriot Red glass in varying hues of opaque red, and
yellow streaks were sometimes present as well. This blend of
colors is a great reminder of the difficulties encountered
when seeking to perfect the opaque Patriot Red glass.
This auction begins at 10 a.m. EDT on Monday, July 27, at Randy
Clark's Auction Gallery in Dexter City, Ohio (just off I-77
about
20 miles north of Williamstown). Pictures and a
descriptive listing of items
are available on Randy's
website:
http://www.randyclarkauctions.com
NOTE: If you
can't attend this auction in
person, you
can place an "absentee bid"
or arrange to bid
by telephone. Contact
auctioneer Randy Clark for specific
information about these options. |
There are also postcards
(one from 1907!), photos
(Dave Fetty in 1975!) and snapshots, original copper printing
plates from 1909-1911, many glassworkers'
tools (including
basket handler's marks) and some
wonderful one-of-a-kind Fenton articles decorated
by Robin Spindler, Kim Barley and Frances Burton.
Shown in previous
newsletters, the items
pictured here are included
in the upcoming auction on
July 27th and may be seen
on Randy's auction site.
The trio of offhand bird
figurines (left) made by
Fenton skilled glassworker Delmer Stowasser are being
offered along with a photo (placed inside a protective
sleeve) of Delmer at work.
This stunning handpainted vase by Robin
Spindler features
a one-of-a-kind design named "New
Day Dawning" . . . and you can see why with the sunlight
appearing to shine through the trees to cast a ray of
light around the majestic buck! |
Fenton Gift Shop Presents. . .
NEW Limited Edition Handcrafted Glass!
Fenton Gift Shop is pleased to offer four new Limited Edition
pieces, designed and handpainted by
our
award-winning Fenton Art Glass designers. Each piece will be handpainted, signed and dated by the artist.
The Opal Satin Vase and Amphora were made by Davis-Lynch, also
using a Fenton mould. The Opal Satin Owl and Mouse figurines were handcrafted, using a Fenton mould, as exclusives for
the Fenton Gift Shop by Mosser Glass.
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The perfect addition to any figurine collection is this
wonderful 6" Owl figurine! Designed by Kim Barley, you'll
love the handpainted details on this Opal Satin figurine,
from those entrancing eyes to the delicate and soft green
and blue florals! Designed and handpainted by Kim
Barley, each Owl figurine is $85. |
Robin Spindler has created another wonderful
scene of jungle life for this Opal Satin 9" vase. Brightly
colored stripes and foliage surround the vase. On the front of
the vase Robin added an endearing scene of a mother Rhinoceros
nuzzling her young calf. This "Rhino" Vase, handpainted by
Robin Spindler, is $235.
Pre-orders for the Limited Edition "Rhino"
Vase and Owl Figurine will be accepted
until midnight (ET) on Monday, July 13th, 2015.
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Aarrrgh! This adorable "Pirate" Mouse
figurine (approx. 3") features wonderful handpainted details - from
the expressive eyes and pirate hat to the swashbuckler
outfit and don't forget that treasure chest on the
back side! Designed and handpainted by Kim Barley,
each Mouse figurine is $75.
Robin continues her animal theme with
her handpainted design of a Bobcat on this 12.5"
(w/out stand) Opal Satin
Amphora! You'll want to reach out and touch it!
This Amphora is $225
each (stand included.)
Pre-orders for the "Bobcat" Amphora and "Pirate"
Mouse figurine will
be accepted until midnight (ET) on Wednesday,
July 15, 2015.
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Please contact the Fenton Gift Shop: 1-800-319-7793, ext. 342 or
via email:
purchasing@fentongiftshop.com. You may also request to
have your email added to a mailing list in order to receive
future notifications of limited editions as they become
available.
Fenton Gift Shop's regular
hours are Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. ET. and closed
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
Frequent Buyer Program. . .
Earn YOUR Free Limited Edition Bead!
Here's your opportunity to
receive a beautiful limited edition bead absolutely FREE!
Simply purchase ten beads from any authorized Fenton
jewelry dealer or from our website:
www.fentonartglass.com and you'll qualify for a bonus
bead!
Click here
for details! Our current offerings are the Gracie (decorated)
and Mikayla (Vasa Murrhina) beads shown at right.
Click here to view our handcrafted art glass beads. NOTE:
If you have purchased ten beads, let us know if we haven't
notified you. . . please send us an email at
askfenton@fentonartglass.com and put Frequent Buyer
Qualifier in the subject line.
Fenton Custom Designs for Beads. . .
We've received many
requests for specially designed beads. Most of these designs are
exclusive to one retailer or organization,
so we can not sell them on our website. If your group or store is
interested in a custom designed bead, please call for details at
800-933-6766, ext. 209.
Click here to view custom designed beads with contact info for
the retailers or organization from whom you may purchase them. Be
sure to check back as we will be updating this list regularly!
Please contact the retailer or organization listed beside
each Custom Design bead and
be sure to say you saw it mentioned in
the Fenton Newsletter!
Fenton
eBay Auctions. . .
Here's your opportunity to own
a unique, rare, one-of-a-kind creation, through our
weekly
eBay Auctions!
Items featured this week. . .
Shown here are our latest offerings:
an elegant handpainted one-of-a-kind Opal Satin Amphora
vase with bejweled butterflies and flowers, designed by award-winning Fenton designer
Robin Spindler. Also included is an original
"handler's mark" of skilled glassworker Matt Stanley.
The distinctive geometric design for each basket
handler's mark was created and affied to a tool used by
the handler. This one has been mounted on an attractive
wooden base for display.
Last, but not least is an original
"illustrated sheet", circa 1908-1910, from the Fenton
Art Glass Company. This colorized sheet illustrates
Fenton's No. 5 Novelty Asst. - otherwise known as
Carnival Glass.
Check out
the details on each piece and place your bid! This
Fenton eBay auction ends at noon (ET) on Wednesday, July
15th. |