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Fenton Glass

The Fenton Art Glass Company was founded in 1905 by brothers Frank L. and John W. Fenton in an old glass factory in Martins Ferry, Ohio, United States.

Located in Williamstown, West Virginia, Fenton Art Glass is among the world's foremost producers of handmade art glass. From its modest roots as a glass decorating company in 1905, Fenton has progressed and become renowned for innovative colors and decorative treatments on pressed and blown glassware.

Fenton was the first and largest producer of carnival glass, producing many different pieces in over 150 patterns. They were well known for quality, and were among a very few makers who made red carnival glass.

After interest for carnival glass waned in the late 1920s, Fenton quit producing it for many years, but due to a resurgence in its popularity, Fenton produces carnival glass today.

Fenton Glass Baskets

Each Fenton basket bears an individual "handler's mark". The highly skilled handler attaches the handle and stamps his personal mark. This handler's mark is his alone, thus each Fenton basket can be traced back to the craftsman who created it. Featured below are the handler's marks, accompanied by handlers' employment dates.

 

 

Apprentice Mark

Donald Badgley

1956 - 1978

 

Ron Bayles

1956 - 1997

 

Fred Bruce

1953 - 1990

 

Bob Buchanan

1990 - Current

 

Rob Camden

1998 - 2003

 

D. Austin Dallison

1933 - 1982

 

Terry Deuley

1989 - 1999

 

Floyd Duff

1962 - 1978

 

Ronald Farley

1993 - Current

Edwin J. Garber

1957 - 1968

 

Brian Green

1986 - Current

 

Tom Ingram

1996 - Current

Lloyd Lauderman

1953 - 1993

 

Frank O. Myers

1932 - 1962

Andy Newland

2000 - Current

 

Robert Oliver, Sr.

1957 - 1995

 

Greg Parsons

2000 - 2001

 

Bob Patterson

1973 - 1996

 

J.R. Phillips

1986 - 1995

 

Jim Ralston

1999 - Current

 

Peter K. Raymond

1907-1913 & 1921-1964

Matt Stanley

2000 - 2001

Delmer Stowasser

1965 - 1990

 

Junior Thompson

1957-1977 & 1990-93

 

Dave Vincent

1964 - Current

 

Butch Wright

1973 - Current

 

 For more info on Fenton visit their website. www.fentonartglass.com



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