We've paired a few of our remaining Fenton Art Glass handcrafted pendants with leather bracelets to create unique looks. These versatile pendants include clasps that enable you to remove them from one bracelet to use on another one or on a necklace. Bracelets include 2" extender chains.

Left to right: 11602LB1 Ebony Garden pendant with hand applied decoration initialed by the artist, brown leather bracelet with antique brass fittings. The floral design, by Truda ''TJ'' Mendenhall, was inspired by her memories of a favorite work of art from her grandmother's home.

11088LB1 Evangeline pendant on brown leather braided bracelet with silver fittings.

11295LB1 Fishers of Men pendant with hand applied decoration initialed by the artist on black leather bracelet. Embossed Bible reference on the reverse side: MT 4:19 (Matthew 4:19).

Bracelets are $45 each + $3.50 shipping via USPS (see ordering instructions below).

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 HOW TO PLACE YOUR FENTON JEWELRY ORDER
ORDERS ARE NO LONGER PROCESSED ONLINE.

Please specify the  name and item# and email your order to chill@fentonartglass.com
You'll receive a confirmation email. Please include your name and address, daytime phone number, price, and the quantity you wish to order, though in many cases just one may be available (first come, first served). Orders above $50 receive free shipping via USPS. A $3.50 shipping charge is added to all orders $50 and under. Orders are no longer processed online and must be submitted via an email as detailed here.

NEW Limited Editions from Fenton Gift Shop. . .

We are pleased to offer these new Limited Edition selections for pre-orders. Each piece features a hand painted design and will be signed, numbered and dated 2018 by one of our talented designers. The Iceberg Paperweight was made by Mosser Glass. The other Limited Edition pieces were handcrafted by Mosser, using Fenton Art Glass moulds, exclusively for the Fenton Gift Shop.

Our 9" Opal Satin Vase provides an excellent glass canvas for Michelle Kibbe's beautiful rendition of a ring-necked pheasant taking flight. The hand painted details are meticulously executed and a tribute to Michelle's skill as an artist. She added a wonderful autumn landscape that includes a rustic barn and old weathered fence posts. A double delicate band encircles the base. Did you know. . . This large chicken-like bird has a metallic-brown body, iridescent green head, white neck ring, red eye patch and wattles, and a long pointed tail. Asia first introduced the pheasant to California as a game bird in 1857. Ring-necked Pheasants are able to stay on a roost for several days without eating even if the weather is bad. A group of pheasants are known by many names, including a "bouquet", "brace", "plume", "plump", and "trip" of pheasants. Each Pheasant in Flight Vase is $160.

Introduced as part of our "Frosty Friends" collection in 2002, the 7.25" two-piece Fairy Light was designed by sculptor Jon Saffell. Robin Spindler's hand painted design on our Opal Satin Snowman Fairy Light features a colorful striped blue scarf, a dapper top hat with a holly sprig in the band and fur trimmed warm brown mittens. Note the carrot nose as well as the "charcoal" eyes and buttons! This Snowman Fairy Light comes with a battery-operated tea light that casts a warm glow (see inset photo at right).

Each Mr. Blue Scarf Snowman Fairy Light is $115.

A collector favorite, our 2.75" Opal Satin Mouse Figurine sports a "Let it Snow!" message on the ears complete with falling snow! This seasonal hand painted design by Kim Barley is sure to bring a smile! Note the quirky smile, the striped carrot for the nose and those big brown eyes!   A snow shovel rests against one of the arms and Kim added a small snowman on the back side. She had this figurine adorned in a winter sweater and brown boots. Each Let It Snow Mouse Figurine is $80.

Pre-orders for the Flight of the Pheasant Vase, Mr. Blue Scarf Snowman Fairy Light and Let It Snow Mouse Figurine will be accepted until midnight (ET) on Monday, November 12, 2018. Please contact Fenton Gift Shop at 1-800-319-7793, ext. 342 or  email: purchasing@fentongiftshop.com and include the names of the items you want to purchase in the subject line as well as your full name and daytime phone number so we may follow-up on your request.

The impressive shape of our 11.25" Opal Satin Vase provides the perfect canvas for Robin Spindler's fabulous underwater scene of Humpback Whales. Her colorful hand painted details include shells and vegetation. Note the two large pink-hued squid swimming near the mother Humpback whale and her calf.   Did you know. . . Humpback Whale mothers and their young swim close together, often touching one another with their flippers with what appears to be gestures of affection. Females nurse their calves for almost a year. However, calves do not stop growing until they are ten years old. Each Humpback Whales Vase is $215.

The petite penguin's message is loud and clear on this 7" Cobalt Iceberg Paperweight ─ "Brrrr. . . . it's cold!" Her hand painted scene includes falling snow with assorted snowflake designs, a large winter moon, a small house with curling smoke from the chimney and an evergreen tree topped with a golden star. The penguin is wearing a purple polka-dotted scarf. Note the red heart accent! Each Brrrr it's cold! Iceberg Paperweight is $90.

Michelle Kibbe continues her popular "Pine Cones & Chickadee" design on our 4.5" Opal Satin Penguin Figurine and it looks great! You may recall this design on our Chessie Cat Covered Box, Owl Figurine, Vase, and Snowman Fairy Light offered in recent newsletters. This figurine will make a wonderful addition to this grouping. Michelle created her wonderful hand painted scene of pine cones, branches and colorful red berries. A chickadee is perched on a branch on the front. Each Pine Cones & Chickadee Penguin Figurine is $80 and limited to 12.

Pre-orders for the Humpback Whales Vase, Brrrr it's cold! Iceberg Paperweight and Pinecones & Chickadee Penguin Figurine will be accepted until midnight (ET) on Wednesday, November 14, 2018. Please contact Fenton Gift Shop at 1-800-319-7793, ext. 342 or  email: purchasing@fentongiftshop.com and include the names of the items you want to purchase in the subject line as well as your full name and daytime phone number so we may follow-up on your request.

Glass Identification Requests. . .

We no longer have staff to research inquiries about glass: value, history, identification, etc. Reference books on Fenton Art Glass do not include current price guides. We suggest you contact your local antiques dealer, the local library, or one of the collector clubs: http://www.fentonartglass.com/collectors. The Williamstown Antique Mall (local) may also provide assistance: 304-375-6315 or email: antiquemall@suddenlinkmail.com. A piece like yours may be listed on eBay, which can provide current pricing information. Otherwise, please send email inquiries about glass "production" to: askfenton@fentonartglass.com

Fenton Art Glass eBay Auctions. . .
Here's your opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind glass creation or items from Fenton's 112+ year history through our weekly eBay auctions. These Fenton Art Glass eBay auctions will end at 2 p.m. (ET) on Wednesday, November 14th. Items featured this week. . .

Award-winning Fenton designer Robin Spindler used her artistic talents and hand painting skills to create this splendid one-of-a-kind Stylized Cat on fount (as pressed in glass production). The hand painted face is wonderful to behold ... just look at those eyes! The fount is hand painted with colorful pumpkins (two on the front and two on the back side of the base) and an intricate floral motif that is simply amazing. A large pumpkin leaf adorns the head with a small floral accent. Note the accents that encircle the very bottom of the fount. Animal figurines on the fount are popular Fenton collectibles, and at 9" tall overall, this example will stand out in any collection!

Here's a great opportunity to acquire some unique financial items from the storied history of the Fenton Art Glass Company of Williamstown, West Virginia. These four blank stock certificates are unused and are in excellent condition for their age. The printing on all of these certificates is excellent, and these are suitable for framing. Here is a description of each Fenton Art Glass Company stock certificate: (1) c. 1907 certificate with eagle vignette and capital stock valuation of $125,000.00; (2) c. early 1920s certificate with steam train vignette and capital stock valuation of $125,000.00; (3) c. late 1920s certificate with steam train vignette and capital stock valuation of $265,000.00; and (4) c. 1960s certificate with eagle vignette and capital stock valuation of $315,000.00.

Fenton artist Michelle Kibbe displays all her talents and hand painting skills on this marvelous one-of-a-kind Burmese glass vase (6.5" tall). You'll love the two ruby throated hummingbirds in search of nectar and the lush roses and other flowers in various hues of pink, raspberry and white. Note the delicate hand painted rings near the bottom of the vase. Burmese is a classic Fenton Art Glass Color, made with pure gold, and the delicate pink blush is a real tribute to both the glass chemist and the skills of Fenton glassworkers. These Fenton Art Glass eBay auctions will end at 2 p.m. (ET) on Wednesday, November 14, 2018.