Fenton Gift Shop Presents. . . New Limited Editions!

Our talented team of artists has created beautiful and creative designs, now available for pre-order on these made in America Limited Edition selections. Each Limited Edition will be signed, numbered and dated by one of our designers. The Covered Box (Butter Tub) was handcrafted by Mosser Glass. The other Limited Editions were made by Mosser, using the original Fenton moulds, for Fenton Gift Shop. RETURN POLICY: Returns are accepted on "undamaged" items. Returns are to be shipped within 30 days of receipt, at customer expense, to the Fenton Gift Shop, 2242 Williams Hwy., #108, Williamstown, WV 26187. A 5% restocking fee will be applied for this return. For damaged items, please contact Fenton Gift Shop at 800-319-7793, ext. 342.

Our popular 3.5" Eggplant Bear Figurine is even more adorable with Kim Barley's hand painted "Daisy Bee" design.   A black and yellow buzzing bee adorns the small white patch on front of the bear's purple shirt. A large white daisy headband adorns the bear's head. The bear is holding another daisy in one paw. Kim added white polka dot accents on the ears on one paw.   As always, Kim created a fabulous whimsical design for the face, complete with green eyes with long black lashes and a pink heart-shaped nose!   Note all the views of this cute figurine in the photos shown at right. Each Daisy Bee Bear Figurine is $80.

Pre-orders for the Bunnies 'n Mice Chessie Cat Covered Box, Dutch Windmill Owl and the Daisy Bee Bear Figurines will be accepted until midnight on Monday, February 3, 2020. To pre-order, please call Fenton Gift Shop at 1-800-319-7793, ext. 342 or email to: purchasing@fentongiftshop.com and include the names of the items you want to purchase in the subject line. Please include your full name and daytime phone so we may follow-up on your request. We may have customers with the same first name, so we also need a last name for verification. 

We are pleased to offer another unique, new design for our "butter tub", made by Mosser Glass. Before refrigerators were used in households, butter was stored in a round or rectangular covered dish.   This version is handcrafted in Black Raspberry glass, with a satin finish on the outside and a glossy interior. This versatile 4.5" x 4.5" Covered Box may be used as a treasure box to store precious keepsakes or as a candy box. . . or think "outside the box" and discover a new use for this beautiful Limited Edition!   Kim Barley's wonderful hand painted "Rock and Roll" motif on this Covered Box is definitely designing "outside the box"!   As many of you know, Kim is a super fan of a certain Rock and Roll legend, (initials are "EP"). She honors one of his popular hit songs with this design. Musical notes represent the opening lines of a love song... the red hearts are a hint to the title! The lid is painted to represent an LP on a record player. Kim hand lettered "ROCK AND ROLL" as well as the years 1950, 1960, 1970 on the handle. The keyboard and musical notes encircle the box. We're sure this Covered Box is sure to start many an interesting conversation! Each Rock and Roll Covered Box is $90.

Michelle Kibbe hand painted this 4" Opal Satin Stretching Cat figurine in natural brown-gray tones.   A black and white "cat" mask adorns the face. Michelle added spider webs, leaves and pumpkins. Perhaps this cat is prowling through a pumpkin patch on a cool autumn evening while seeking tricks and treats! This figurine will make the perfect gift for the cat enthusiast or figurine collector. Each Masked Kitty & Pumpkins Stretching Cat Figurine is $80.

Sculptor Jon Saffell designed the Ghost, which debuted in the Fenton Halloween line in 2002. Collectors were quick to embrace the latest Halloween figurine. Kim Barley created another great whimsical Halloween design that is fun and colorful. She hand lettered "PEEK A BOO!" on the front with several expressive pairs of "peeking" eyes framing the words. A haunted house is set against a full moon amidst an orange/purple background that includes a ghost and blue stars. Note the candy corn nose, spiral eyes and laughing expression on the face of this ghost. The large purple witch hat has a black and white striped band matching the words and a golden star. Kim added a spider web, complete with dangling spider on the tip of the hat. There's also a large jack-o-lantern with two black cats inside and a black cat with orange face. Kim added a tall stylized candy corn on the side of this figurine, which is sure to become a favorite for your seasonal display! Each Peek A Boo! Ghost Figurine is $115.

Fenton Gift Shop is proud to offer beautiful hand blown glass ornaments. These iridized (approx. 3-1/2" dia.) ornaments are hand blown by Ron Hinkle, a glass artisan from Buckhannon, West Virginia. Ron uses his glass-making skills to create the classic ball shape, finished with a delicate loop of applied glass. This ornament was made with different shades of white frit and sprayed with Ron’s “magic” iridescent spray. This ornament features a Limited Edition design by Michelle Kibbe with a peacock feathers theme. Michelle transformed the opalescent colors into shades of purple, gold and blue with banding accents. Colorful peacock feathers dominate the glass canvas of this ornament. See the second image above where Michelle added her signature and the "2020" date. This is a beautiful design on a lovely hand blown ornament . . . and you can display this Limited Edition all year! Each Peacock Feathers Ornament is $65.

Pre-orders for the Rock and Roll Covered Box, Peek A Boo! Ghost Figurines, Masked Kitty & Pumpkins Stretching Cat, and the Peacock Feathers Ornament will be accepted until midnight on Wednesday, February 5, 2020. To pre-order, call Fenton Gift Shop at 1-800-319-7793, ext. 342 or send us an email to: purchasing@fentongiftshop.com and include the names of the items you want to purchase in the subject line. Please include your full name and daytime phone so we may follow-up on your request. We may have customers with the same first name, so we also need a last name for verification. 

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