Antique, rare and collectable Fenton art glass.
On January 2nd 1907, the first glass was produce by the Fenton factory in Williamstown, West Virginia and Frank L. Fenton's desire to develop new and unusual colors helped to keep Fenton at the forefront of the handmade art glass industry for decades to come.
Glass has been around for centuries and has basically remained unchanged with only the production methods becoming more efficient and glass quality becoming better and better.
However, modern glass just doesn't have the wonderful handmade feel of antique glass, especially the beautiful tactile Georgian Glass of the eigtheenth century.
Any type of antique glass, though, is a beautiful thing to collect and the diversity and range of glass items is absolutely staggering and almost impossible to fully comprehend. So choose wisely if you intend to start a glass collection and ensure you choose a type and style of glass that you are really passionate about.
Art deco glass is particularly beautiful and very collectable.
Art Deco glass uses geometric patterns, bold colours, exuberant, sometimes stylised, female figures, and animal motifs. Major designers of Art Deco glass were Rene Lalique, Maurice Marinot, Daum Freres, Marius Sabino, Etling, Schneider, Gabriel Argy-Rousseau, and Francois Decorchemont.
If you're looking to add to your Art Deco collection, have a flick through our Art Deco Antiques.
