Identifying Fenton Glass pieces can sometimes be a little difficult as not all pieces are marked, however there are some tips that help to identify this American Companies work and sometimes even date it. Before the 1970's Fenton did not embed its logo into the bottom of pieces which can make it difficult to identify something as a true Fenton. During the 70's Fenton started embedding their logo into most of their products and followed suite in years after.
1970 – 1979: Produced in the 70's Decade
Fenton logo featured the word "Fenton" in script enclosed in an oval.
1970: "Carnival Glass" only which has also been referred to as "Iridescent Ware".
1972 -1973: Added to the "Hobnail" line and some other items
1975 – 1979: Featured on almost all of Fenton's items
Charm bracelets and necklaces have never been more popular and for good reason! Collecting charms and beads not only make a great hobby but you also get to look great while wearing them! Beads are often exchanged between friends and family as a gift with thoughtful meaning. This has inspired us to create a list of our top 101 Favorite Fenton Beads. These beads fit on most major brands of charm bracelets and necklaces and are handmade in the U.S.A. of gorgeous glass! So lets get to the list!
Since 1905, Fenton Art Glass Company has created truly remarkable pieces for your home. From vases to bowls to figurines, Fenton's works are defined by their unique design and unparalleled craftsmanship. You may, however, find yourself wondering: almost one hundred years since its establishment, is Fenton Art Glass Company still in business?
The answer is not as straightforward as it might seem. In 2007, after over a century of quality glass making, Fenton Art Glass announced that they would close their doors. By the end of that year, however, due to a huge increase in sales, they decided to try again. After their revitalization, Fenton decided that they would continue to stay in business.
In 2011, however, Fenton once again had sad news to share with their biggest fans. Due to ongoing financial problems, they had to lay off many of their employees, and at last they were forced to announce the closure of Fenton Art Glass’s traditional g
