This 9.5″ carnival glass plate with sawtooth edge and collar base was made by Fenton and that the pattern is called “Peter Rabbit”.  It sold for $2247 in May, 2011.

Frank L. Fenton and his brother John founded the Fenton Art Glass Company in Williamstown, West Virginia. The company has been operating from 1906 to present. They produced Carnival Glass from 1907-1925.

The Soldiers and Sailors Home plates are one of the patterns that Fenton did really, really well. Their sales are off the charts … even tho they appear frequently on the market.

The 7-8″ plates come in blue and marigold. The blue Soldiers and Sailors Home plates sell between $1400 and $2500. The marigold sell between $1000 - $2600 depending on their color.

Frank L. Fenton and his brother John founded the Fenton Art Glass Company in Williamstown, West Virginia. The company has been operating from 1906 to present. They produced Carnival Glass from 1907-1925.

Fenton is the only company to produce patterns with animals. The Lion pattern is one of my favorites.

The Lion Pattern comes in 6-7 inch bowls that are wither ruffled, round or ice cream shape. These come in blue and marigold. The Blue can range in price from $200 to $500. The marigold can range in price from $50-$150 depending on color.

The Lion Pattern also comes in a 7-8 inch plate. If you see one of these with great color, buy it! I’ve only seen these in marigold, and they range in price from $500 to $1100 depending on the color.