To use this Navigation bar please click on any of the pages listed below |
(above left:) Fenton Folk Art Rooster Box, #4680 NA, YOP: 1996. This Rooster Box from 1996 was the first Fenton Rooster Box to have been painted in Fenton's Folk Art Animals motif, in 1996 with a coordinating 5" Hen on Nest created as a companion piece. |
Stacy Williams' Bleu Chateau design is similar to Kim Barley's mould & both are considered French Country. Subtle but visible differences between the two designs include-the Bleu Chateau motif which features a beautiful design centered on each side painted with shades of blue and yellow on Ivory satin glass, but with less blue on this tail than the Blue Toile design has. The Blue Toile design features blue on ivory with fine, curled trailers accenting small floral bunches, over most of the rooster, with no yellow to the color palette, and with more blue on the rooster's head and his tail. The Bleu Chateau motif features a beautiful design using blue and yellow on Ivory satin but with less blue on the rooster's tail than the Blue Toile design has. The Bleu Chateau design also has painted fringe accenting the cowl, with more unpainted ivory left showing on the face. NOTE: The 4.5" rooster box mould purchased at L.G. Wright's going out of business sale was immediately popular with Fenton collectors. To date this rooster box mould was only produced in-line by Fenton as factory decorated wares with painted designs. |
Fenton 8-1/2" Standing Rooster, ware 5257 FV, YOP: 1998. This ivory rooster has been decorated with the 1998 Folk Art Animals motif, designed by Robin Spindler to feature soft country shades of rose, rust, sage painted on the ivory glass rooster. |
Fenton Rooster Box, #6483 DD, YOP: 2005. This 4 1/2" Fenton Rooster Box features an Ivory Satin rooster top decorated with Stacy Williams' beautiful Bleu Chateau motif on a Cobalt Satin base. |
Cape Cod's Family Campground & RV Resort
|
Copyright © Silver Stirrup Studio at Sweetwater Farms, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 All rights reserved. Web site designed, hosted and maintained by Silver Stirrup Studio at Sweetwater Farms. This page last updated on 05/08/2017 15:48:59 This site is not affiliated with Fenton Art Glass, eBay or any other organization. The opinions expressed here are those of the author's and do not necessarily reflect those of the Fenton Art Glass Company, eBay, or any individual, named or unnamed. The facts are stated to the best of our knowledge, based on information obtained from the Official site of the Fenton Art Glass Company, and other sites and printed media listed in this site's Bibliography. |
World & National Champion Appaloosa Horses since 1979 www.sweetwater-farms.com Visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/QualityAppaloosas |
Welcome Fenton Hen & Rooster Enthusiasts & all with an interest in Fenton Art Glass! |
(above right:) Fenton Folk Art Hen on Nest, #5186 NH, YOP: 1996. 5" Hen on Nest painted in the 1996 Folk Art motif, as a companion to the Rooster Box of that same year. Like the rooster box this hen on nest is hand-Painted and airbrushed on an Ivory base with hand rubbed guilding (gold) the finish. |
Today, although their furnaces no longer burn as they once did, Fenton Art Glass remains highly collectible on many online secondary market venues, including eBay. Fenton's success & the history behind the family that for decades was Fenton Art Glass make it all the more desirable now that it is no longer being made by the Fenton Factory, due to what some call the Fenton mystique- STILL BUYERS BEWARE! |
This site is comprised of several sections, each of which addresses a wide Glass hens, roosters & more, via the many venues currently available on the Internet. The site's Introduction to Online Fenton hen and Rooster Collecting has helpful tips and information about why Buyers should beware-which the following section about the Features and Characteristics of Fenton's hen on nest forms takes a few steps further. Additional tips, notes and information about why Buyers should Beware when buying Fenton from photos and written descriptions, such as those found on eBay, can also be found throughout the site. Individual Sections are included about each Fenton Hen on Nest and Rooster moulds, including their Chicken Servers & Hen Egg Plates, the 8" hen on the smooth and later scalloped rim nests, the 5" hen on nest, both sizes of Rooster Boxes, the three sizes of Standing Roosters, "Shelf Sitter" Roosters, Mini Hens, Turkey Boxes, & special ordered Art Glass poultry produced by Fenton, such as the Rosalene pieces, marked with HCA and made in Limited Editions, per special order by the Heisey Collector's Association, to be made using the Heisey moulds. |
To begin learning more about Fenton Hens, Roosters, and other poultry, and buying from online sources click on the underlined links or the Navigation Bar at the top of this page to open the other pages. Information about Navigating the Site, what to expect from this site, which topics are covered-and why are listed on the Index and Table of Contents page, a link to which can be found at the top and bottom of this page. For ease in navigating the site, we've included detailed information about the topics contained in each Section in the Index and Table of Contents. A small Index containing the basic contents of each page is also conveniently located on the upper left side of each Section. |
However, Fenton's Hens, Roosters and Turkey Boxes continued to be made in the USA, until the company ceased production of all wares. An exception to this is the Fenton glass rooster Christmas ornament, which is not made in the USA, as many Holiday Ornaments of quality are. As of 2012, Fenton's Hen on Nest dishes, Rooster Boxes, and their standing and "Shelf Sitter" roosters were produced by Fenton in the USA, with new logos added to Fenton's roster of logos indicating what each of the various logos represented. |
Collecting-or selling brand name Fenton Art Glass and especially their Hens, Roosters, and other art glass poultry, all proudly produced in the USA, from the early 1950's until Fenton officially closed in 2012, cooling the furnaces that burned for over 105 years. |
Enjoy the Art of Online Fenton Art Glass Collecting~ For Collectors, by Collectors. |