Fenton Art Glass Celebrates Carnival Glass Yesterday and Today
By Fenton Art Glass Company
March 06, 2007 |
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During 2007, the Fenton Art Glass salutes the centennial of Carnival glass by producing a variety of Carnival glass colors and interesting shapes.
PR9.NET March 06, 2007 - Williamstown, WV - To celebrate the centennial of Carnival glass during 2007, the glass artisans of Fenton salute the past and mark their place in the present with a variety of shimmering Carnival glass colors and interesting shapes. From classic to contemporary, these pieces are surely heirlooms of the future.
The stately 10" Peacock Vase (Item 4391 9E, retails for $139.50 US) is an historic Fenton mould from the 1930s, now used for the first time to make Carnival glass. Collectors will love the crisp pattern details and the vivid iridescent green hues of this remarkable vase.
Fenton designer Suzi Whitaker adapted an original Frank L. Fenton drawing from the 1920s to create our new 9-3/4" Dancing Ladies Covered Urn (Item 8180 9E, retails for $139.50 US). Made of iridized green glass, this piece is simply the epitome of contemporary Carnival Glass.
Creating spectacular colored art glass for a century, Fenton Art Glass Company represents American handcrafted glass artistry. Located in Williamstown, WV, Fenton is known for its wide range of colors, handpainting and handcrafting. For four generations, Fenton family members have remained active in the business and are proud to continue an American glassmaking tradition begun in 1905. Call 800-933-6766 for more information or visit www.fentonartglass.com
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