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You'll be looking at your glassware collection through rose-colored glasses when you discover Fenton Glass. One popular Fenton glass color was opaque Venetian Red Glass, circa 1924. Peruse the rich history of Fenton's Carnival iridescent glass. Feast your eyes on these articles and become become adept at recognizing Fenton, pressed, milk and Depression-Era glass.
Carnival glass is decorative pressed glassware that has an iridescent surface shine. Metallic salts are smoothed on the surface of the glass while it is still hot, which Read More
Depression-era glassware has been a hot collectors' item for many years. There are 92 different patterns available and several different colors. It is a crude glassware Read More
Pressed glass was once considered poor man's glass. It was not as expensive as cut glass and was purchased by the middle class. But those pieces were handed down through Read More
Carnival glass, first produced at the turn of the 20th century, was meant to be both functional and ornamental. Although you can still find it produced today, it is not as Read More
Collecting carnival glass can become a passion. There is so much to learn about it including different types, colors and designs. You have to do your homework, but Read More
Perhaps no other glass brings more spirited debate than Vaseline glass. From color to the affect of UV light, collectors worldwide continue to argue the absolutes of Read More
Learn the different types of glass with expert jewelry design tips in this free crafts video clip. Read More
An antiques expert explains how to display your beautiful ruby flash glass antiques in this free video clip on antique collecting. Read More
Through the years, Fenton Art Glass maintained a strong history of producing the highest quality figurines, vases, bowls and decorative items. They closed their doors in Read More
All antique glass comes with historical context. Collecting and appraising antique glass is an art. Collectors must be proficient in all aspects of the glass piece from its Read More
Glass art can be created in a variety of ways and is defined as any art using glass as the median. There are many artists who sell art glass, but not all art glass is Read More
The Fenton Glass Company was founded in 1905 as a glass decorating company. A few years later, it began creating its own glass pieces and decorating them in bright colors. Read More
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