In the world of collectible glassware, Fenton Art Glass holds a place of prominence. With its myriad of colors, intricate ...

MARIETTA — Glass collectors gathered in Marietta to admire Fenton Art Glass this week. The Fenton Art Glass Collectors of America (FAGCA) Inc., who are based in Williamstown, hosted the first ...

WILLIAMSTOWN — Nearly 200 former employees of Fenton Art Glass Co. gathered for a final time at the century-old family business to talk together, tour the factory and remember the work they did ...

Fenton glassware is a beautiful collectible and is actually considered to be a true antique, as many of the figurines were made in the early 1900s.

Q: I am sending you photos of my three-piece Fenton Glass Perfume Set. The round jar and bottle are both numbered 786/1000. When I Googled it, I got a $500 value, but I don’t know if that’s ...

Antique milk glass has become a popular collectible, but not all milk glass is created equal. If you’re not careful, you may end up with a piece that’s not worth much. This article will help you ...

Former workers at Fenton Art Glass have held one last reunion at the factory.Media outlets reports nearly 200 former employees had signed up for the gathering at the plant Saturday in Williamstown ...

Early Fenton art glass is desirable, and this experimental style produced for only one year is especially so. Market value is hard to peg because the piece is so rare, but it could easily bring ...

It was an encounter with Fenton Glass while Charles Lotton was working as a beautician that sparked his love of glass and launched his new career. At the time of his discovery — about 50 year… ...

There are almost 200 recorded custard glass patterns, but “peacock and urn” is not considered to be one of the major varieties, and most collectors do not associate this design with custard glass.

Q: I am sending you photos of my three-piece Fenton Glass Perfume Set. The round jar and bottle are both numbered 786/1000. When I Googled it, I got a $500 value, but I don’t know if that’s ...