Fenton
Art Glass Presents. . .
Dog Days of
August Deals Ending Soon!
Our "Dog Days of August" Online
Specials on remaining inventory
of handcrafted jewelry, accessories, reference materials,
and more is ending soon! Quantities are very limited on these remaining items.
All "Dog Days of August" items must be
purchased from the
www.fentonartglass.com web site.
Check out the remaining Production Sample
selections (just one of each available)
Fenton
Production Sample Beads or choose from the selections shown
below.
Enjoy A 60% Fenton Flash Sale Discount on
Piccadilly!
You'll receive a
60% discount on this beautiful handcrafted Fenton Art
Glass bead during our "Fenton Flash Sale" this weekend!
This sale ends at 8 p.m. (ET) on Sunday, August 27.
Remaining inventory is very limited!
This
bead must
be ordered via
www.fentonartglass.com.
Piccadilly was designed by Jena Lane Blair and
reminded her of
a garland of flowers...
a pure delight.
Because of the handmade process, bead size may vary from
1/2'' to 5/8'' in diameter.
Each bead has a sterling silver core
embossed Fenton USA.
Piccadilly -
Originally
$45 -
Flash Sale $18
each + Free shipping!
Buy Now!
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NEW Limited Editions
from Fenton Gift Shop. . .
We are pleased to offer new
Limited Edition selections for pre-orders. Each piece features
a hand painted design and will be signed, numbered and dated by one
of our talented designers. These Limited Edition pieces were
handcrafted exclusively for the Fenton Gift Shop by Mosser
Glass, using a Fenton mould.
Visit us at our NEW location at 2242 Williams
Highway, Williamstown, WV 26187. Even though our mailing
address is Williamstown, our store is located in a small strip
mall on Route 14 in Boaz - just 5 minutes from Williamstown.
Look for our Fenton sign (see photo)! We have a nice selection
of handcrafted Fenton Art Glass, vintage and new, as well as
jewelry. . . perfect gifts or treat yourself!
Panda fans will want to add these two fabulous
glass creations to their collection. Designed by Michelle
Kibbe, the 11" Opal Satin Vase features a wonderful hand
painted scene of a Giant Panda reclining amongst the Bamboo with
China's Great Wall in the background. The 3.5" Opal Satin
Giant Panda Bear Figurine is simply adorable, especially the
expression on that face! Note the foliage accents on the ears!
Did you know. . . Pandas can eat
for 12 hours, consuming more than 26 pounds of bamboo. Baby
pandas are born pink and measure about 6 inches – that’s about
the size of a pencil! They are also born blind and only open
their eyes six to eight weeks after birth.
Each Bamboo Panda Vase is $160. Each Bamboo
Panda Bear Figurine is $75.
Figurine collectors will be delighted with
this latest Mouse figurine from Kim Barley. Kim created a
lovely hand painted "hello fall" design for our 2.75"
Opal Satin Mouse figurine. Dotted floral accents adorn the
ears with a flower pot on the back side.
This "girl mouse" has ruffles around the neck and a smiling pumpkin on the
front of her dress. Note those long eyelashes and toothy
grin! Each Hello Fall Mouse Figurine is $80.
Pre-orders for the Bamboo Panda Vase,
Bamboo Panda Figurine and Hello Fall Mouse
Figurine will be accepted until midnight
(ET) on Monday, August 28, 2017.
To place your pre-order for any of these
limited editions, call the Fenton Gift Shop:
1-800-319-7793, ext. 342 or email:
purchasing@fentongiftshop.com. Include the
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Robin Spindler continues the popular "Chessie
Cat" design theme with this hand painted motif on our 11"
Opal Satin Alley Cat Figurine.
The Alley Cat figurine represents the
"Mama" cat to two tabby "Chessie" kittens, each one
snuggled in a blue blankie.
Robin added framed fish prints and leaf
accents to complete this piece. Note the bright blue eyes
with long lashes and the pink lips! Each
Chessie Cats' Mama Alley Cat Figurine is $230.
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This 11" Opal Satin Vase provides a
wonderful canvas for Michelle Kibbe's scene of an "Elk
in Winter". Michelle's hand painted panoramic winter
landscape includes a rustic barn, fence and bare trees
with blue skies and mountains in the distance. A
majestic "Bull" Elk stands atop a rock observing his
winter feeding grounds. Michelle's hand painted
details are true to life and this vase will make a
dramatic statement.
Did you know. . . Elk are
also called wapiti, a Native American word
meaning “light-colored deer.” Larger than most of
their deer relatives, a bull (male) elk's antlers may
reach 4 feet above its head, so that the animal stands
9 feet tall. Bull elk lose their antlers each March
and begin to grow them back in May in preparation for
the late-summer breeding season. In the winter, elk
gather into larger herds, with males and females
remaining separate. Herds return to lower valley
pastures where they spend the season pawing through
snow to browse on grass or settling for shrubs that
stand clear of the snow cover. Each
Elk in Winter Vase is $190.
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Kim Barley's delightful "Pine Tree"
Penguin is sure to bring a smile to the young and
young-at-heart! Great gift for the figurine
collector, too!
Kim hand painted a green and light
yellow striped sweater with a red heart on the
right side. A green snow-covered pine tree also
adorns the lower front of this 4-3/8" figurine. Each
Pine Tree Penguin Figurine is $80.
Pre-orders for the
Chessie Cats' Mama
Alley Cat,
Elk in Winter Vase
and Pine Tree Penguin Figurine will be accepted until midnight
(ET) on Wednesday, August 30, 2017.
To place your pre-order for any of
these limited editions, call the Fenton Gift Shop:
1-800-319-7793, ext. 342 or send us an email:
purchasing@fentongiftshop.com
and include
the name of each item you want to purchase in the
subject line.
You may
also request that we add your name to our mailing list to
receive news about future Limited Edition offerings! |
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Fenton Art Glass Mould Information.
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As
mentioned in previous newsletters, the Fenton Gift Shop
has offered about 10,000 moulds for sale.
The link below will take you to an Excel
spreadsheet that lists all of the moulds in numerical
order from the Fenton record system. The spreadsheet lists
the moulds in numerical order (column A) as recorded in
the Fenton system. Information in other columns will help
you. Columns D and K provide brief descriptions of each
mould. When known, the previous owner of a mould is listed
in column Q. Fenton historian James Measell traced the
histories of many moulds, and his comments are in columns
S and T. The current status of any moulds sold (or
promised) to a particular purchaser is noted in column U.
The prices for moulds are in column M. This Excel file is
"searchable" so
you can use your search terms to try to
find particular moulds.
Link for Mould listing:
https://spaces.hightail.com/space/OUw8ImK2Kc
The
links below will take you to files with the Fenton mould
pictures including crimps and optic moulds.
These color photos of the moulds are in the same numerical
order as column A in the Excel spreadsheet. View these
photos on your computer and keep the Excel spreadsheet at
hand simultaneously. Please note: the Excel spreadsheet
will be updated from time to time as moulds are sold or
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Fenton Art Glass
eBay Auctions. . .
Here's an opportunity
to own a beautiful
"one-of-a-kind" art
glass creation or piece of Fenton history through our weekly
eBay auctions.
This auction ends at noon (ET) on
Wednesday, August 30.
Items featured this week.
Rosalene glass is a classic Fenton
color, and this one-of-a-kind 8.75” tall vase is a
tribute to our glass chemists, glassworkers and
artists alike. The vase is satin finished. Note the
distinctive top crimp. Artist Michelle Kibbe created
and hand painted a magnificent scene of two
hummingbirds sipping nectar from pink trumpet-shaped
flowers. The scene encircles the vase. Her hand
painted details are simply remarkable.
If you like lighthouses, you'll love this wonderful
one-of-a-kind vase (7.25" tall) that was created and
hand painted by Fenton artist Michelle Kibbe. The Opal
Satin glass (made by Mosser using the Fenton mould) is
the perfect canvas for her depictions of four
different lighthouses and their respective
surroundings. All the details are meticulously
executed, and the colors are vivid and vibrant. No
matter which of the four panels you see, you'll enjoy
a view of a lighthouse!
What kind of Duck is this? Award-winning Fenton
designer J. K. “Robin” Spindler smiled and said "It's
a mystery duck" when we asked her! Actually, it's a
one-of-a-kind Duck in Opal Satin glass, made by Mosser
Glass, using the Fenton mould. Designed and hand
painted by Robin, you'll like the airbrushed brown
tones, and the hand painted scrolling and "feathers"
are just delightful. As always, the eyes are
remarkably expressive.
Here’s a great opportunity to acquire a unique piece
of Fenton history. When our 12-pot furnace was shut
down for repairs in July 1980, small lumps of glass in
various colors remained in the bottoms of some pots.
Some of this glass was ground and polished by Fenton
employee Jim Stage, who was then foreman of the
Finishing Department (Jim is now associated with the
Williamstown Antique Mall). This opaque Patriot Red
piece measures 4-3/8” at its widest point
and is 1-3/4” tall. It has color swirls of reddish
black color as well as smooth indentation on one side.
This glass weighs about 1.5 pounds and will make a
nice paperweight or accent piece to display with a
Fenton collection. This opaque Patriot Red piece has
been personally signed by company President George
Fenton.
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