Fenton made the pattern Plymouth in the 1930's. These 8" plates a in excellent condition. Four are available.

Polka Dot in Cranberry Opalescent by Fenton was made only from January 1955-July 1955 -- 6 months! Originally, nineteen different pieces were produced. This jack vase is about 9" tall. It is in mint condition! Any questions, please ask. We do have 2 of these available.

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 Red Amberina Candle Stick, and sorry, but only one available. It is 4" tall and about 4.25" wide at the bottom.

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.

Fenton Red Basket w/Hand Painted Holly. Glass frit covers the white paint. Basket is 8" tall and in mint condition. Not sure when it was made but perfect for Christmas!

Fenton Red Cornucopia Candle Sticks from the late 1920's and early 1930's. It is in mint condition. Sorry, but I have only one stick. It is about 5.5" tall.

Fenton Red Hobnail 9" Bowl is about 4.5" tall. It is in mint condition, made in the 1950's.

Fenton Red Paisley Bell is 7" tall and in mint condition.

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 Red Thumbprint Compote is in mint condition. Made in the mid 1960's (no logo). It measures about 6" wide and 6" high.

Red Thumbprint stems produced in the early 1960's. Eight are available, all in excellent condition. 6.5 inches tall. Made by Fenton.

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

This Fenton Rosalene 5-pc. Epergne is highly sought after. Made as part of the 1990 Connoisseur Collection, it is in mint condition. Stands 13" tall and is 11" at its widest. Numbered: 487/2000. (For collectors info, Fenton probably did not made all 2000. The problem was that Rosalene is very acidic in the molten state causing the glass to eat through the copper pots.) The bowl is the largest/heaviest size made. Fenton later only made smaller items when using Rosalene.

As part of Fenton 1990 Connoisseur Collection, this 7" tall pitcher is number 897/1500. In mint condition.

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.

Fenton Rose Mist Pitcher was made in the early 1960's as part of their Vasa Murrhina collection. It is about 5.25" high. This syrup does have some "schmutz" on the interior side of the top opening. A minor inconvenience, but I must include its presence. These are impurities within the making of the glass.

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