Rare Fenton

Clockwise 1986 John Cleese Rare Audio Tribute To George Fenton

FENTON ART GLASS RARE SHINEY GREEN VASELINE WATER LILY BERRY BOWL MUST SEE $44.99

FENTON ART GLASS PRE-LOGO RARE SILVER CREST PINK ROSE RUFFLED COMPOTE MUST SEE $44.99

FENTON ART GLASS RARE ROOTBEER CREST HOBNAIL OPALESCENT BASKET MUST SEE $74.99

MNT~VINTAGE”FENTON GLASS”RARE”SILVER TURQUOISE”CREST”HEART”CANDY DISH+A$4 SHP SP $24.00

OMG! Gorgeous Fenton Cobalt Blue Carnival Glass Small Basket – Rare! $24.95

FENTON ART GLASS BLUE OPALESCENT HOBNAIL CONE VASE RUFFLED TOP RARE $14.99

FENTON PLUM PURPLE RASPBERRY HOBNAIL MILK GLASS CONE VASE RUFFLED TOP RARE $24.99

FENTON GLASS DAISY BUTTON AMETHYST CARNIVAL SHOE BOOT PAPERWEIGHT RARE $19.99

Fenton 11″ Tall Violets in the Snow hand painted Melon Vase with Ferns, Rare $48.99

OLD RARE FENTON CUSTARD YELLOW SATIN GLASS HOBNAIL COVERED BOWL- XCON $89.99

RARE Vintage Fenton Vaseline URANIUM Green Poppy Seed GWTW 1940s Footed 19″ Lamp $3,000.00

RARE Fenton Cameo Opalescent Spiral Optic Pitcher $34.01

RARE FENTON OPAL / MILK GLASS BASKET PRE 1954 W/ FIRE $19.99

Fenton Rare Pink Glass 1920′s Marb. Base Brass Lamp $599.00

Fenton Rare Pink Glass 1920′s Marb. Base Brass Lamp $599.00

Fenton large peach crest /peach blow ribbed melon vase RARE $84.95

fenton hobnail frosted ruby rose bowl RARE COLOR PAPER LABEL $21.99

Big 12″ RARE FENTON 3 HORN EPERGNE FRENCH OPALESCENT TURQUOISE CREST cc1949-1955 $221.00

RARE 2 TONE FENTON Art Glass Blue Purple TROUT Fish Paperweight on Font NIB $39.50

VERY RARE BEAUTIFUL FENTON RUBY RED OPALESCENT JIP JACK IN THE PULPIT TULIP VASE $350.00

RARE VINTAGE Fenton Crystal ROUND BOWL IN COLONIAL BLUE THUMBPRINT PATTERN $50.00

vintage fenton Ruby Red Amberina Bird Large RARE $30.00

MNT+PERF~VINTAGE~50s”FENTON”GLASS”RARE”JAMESTOWN OVLY”5″RIB MELON VASE+$4 SHP SP $45.00

BEAUTIFUL RARE FENTON FROSTED BABY BLUE DISH PLATTER BOWL WITH A CHERRY PATTERN $54.95

Fenton Vaseline Pitcher with Base — Rare Crested Drape style. $73.00

RARE FENTON QVC PEACOCK FEATHER & FLOWER BOWL CARNIVAL GLASS LIMITED EDITION $85.00

Rare Fenton Red Carnival RN Owl 5258 $19.99

FENTON GREEN GHOST RARE NEW OLD STOCK HALLOWEEN $47.89

Rare Vintage Fenton Art Glass Satin Custard Embossed Poppy Lamp Works No Reserve $49.99

SUPER RARE FENTON MILK GLASS HOBNAIL BARREL TUMBLER~1953~#3947~BOOK PRICE $350+ $39.99

Vintage Rare Fenton Glass Minature Blackberry Pattern Carnival Dish Compote $25.00

RARE! FENTON CRANBERRY OPALESCENT HOBNAIL UNCUT LAMP SHADE VASE $99.99

FENTON – ROSE AVENTURINE SQUARE VASE – 1964-68 -RARE $179.95

FENTON – Unique – “PALE GREEN” – SAMPLE VASE – RARE $179.95

FENTON – Blue Hobnail – Double Crimped Bowl – “RARE” $129.95

Fenton MORNING MIST 18″ Student Lamp (rare hard to find) From Yr 1999 ONLY $349.50

VINTAGE RARE CIRCA 1955 FENTON CASED LILAC 6.5″ #6058 VASE WAVE CREST PATTERN $99.00

$22~MINT~VINTAGE~40s”FENTON”GLASS”SILVER CREST/MILK GLASS”RARE”SUGAR&CREAMER SET $22.00

**Rare Avon Hobnail Milk Glass** Perfume Bottle $5.95

Carnival Marigold Vase w/rare design $60.00

Boys Town $4.99 Spencer Tracy won an Oscar for his portrayal of Father Flanagan, who opens Boys Town and dedicates himself to helping juvenile delinquents go straight. Mickey Rooney plays one of the tougher kids, figuring out early on that Flanagan is nobody’s fool. Warmhearted and inspiring, the film’s inevitable sentimentality is nicely cut by Tracy’s performance and a smart script by Eleanore Griffin and Dore …

Mobil Masterpiece Theatre $16.98 All products are BRAND NEW and factory sealed. Fast shipping and 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed….

The Tower Treasure (The Hardy Boys No. 1) $0.39 Good binding with dust cover…

Collectible Glassware from the 40s, 50s, 60s 10th Edition $24.95 Collector Books is proud to present the tenth and final edition of Cathy and Gene Florence’s Collectible Glassware from the 40s, 50s, 60s. Covering collectible glassware made after the Depression era, this is the only book available that deals exclusively with the handmade and mass-produced glassware from this period. For over 20 years, Cathy and Gene Florence have produced a book on this glasswar…

Geography of the Heart $12.49 In 1990, Larry Rose, the partner of novelist Fenton Johnson, died of complications from AIDS. In Geography of the Heart, Fenton, author of Scissors, Paper, Rock, Songs of the Soil, and Crossing the River, honors Rose with a beautifully written memoir. Alternating between his own story and Rose’s as far back as childhood, Johnson fashions a moving portrait of the man who was “a teacher, [who…

Paul Fenton autographed Hockey Card (San Jose Sharks) 1992 Topps Gold #173 $24.95 Paul Fenton autographed Hockey Card (San Jose Sharks) 1992 Topps Gold #173…

Paul Fenton autographed Hockey Card (Winnipeg Jets) 1990 Pro Set #329 $24.95 Paul Fenton autographed Hockey Card (Winnipeg Jets) 1990 Pro Set #329…

Paul Fenton autographed Hockey Card (Calgary Flames) 1991 Bowman #256 $24.95 Paul Fenton autographed Hockey Card (Calgary Flames) 1991 Bowman #256…

Fenton’s Quest $33.49 But why should he have taken her away from this place in a secret manner? asked Gilbert; "he was free to remove her openly. And then you describe him as taking an amount of trouble in his search for her, which might have been so easily avoided, had he acted with ordinary prudence and caution. Say that he wanted to keep the secret of his marriage from the world in which he lives, and to place his wife in even a more secluded spot than this–which scarcely seems possible–what could have been easier for him than to take her away when and where he pleased? No one here would have had any right to question his actions."

Sasha Fenton’s Moon Signs $17.12 The position of the Moon in our birth chart affects our deepest requirements, our innermost needs. It governs our attitudes to food, our unconscious motivations, our habits and of course, our relationships. Complete with an easy-to-use ephemeris to find your own moon sign, lunar transits and progressions, this book will help you to reveal the hidden power of your emotions. The book is thorough, yet easily accessible to the beginner in astrology. Originally published very successfully worldwide as "Moon Signs," this fully revised, updated and modernised edition adds fresh material and several completely new chapters. Sasha Fenton is an internationally renowned authority in astrological publishing with scores of other MB&S titles to her name. This book established her credentials as a respected name in the genre.

The Big Book of Fenton Glass: 1940-1970 $18.93 This popular tour of sumptuous glass colors, decorative treatments, and forms (from baskets and bowls to sandwich trays and vases) produced by the famous Fenton Art Glass Company is back in a new edition, complete with new values for collectors. More than 840 color images provide a visual feast of the company’s popular products, plus rare, unlisted, and experimental items. A brief history of the West Virginia company, listings of factory ware and mold numbers, a chronicle of the various colors produced in the many product lines, a bibliography, and values round out the eye-catching presentation.

Scream Loud!! The Fenton Story $37.99 Based in the Grand Rapids, MI, metro area, Fenton Records was not a unique phenomenon. Like many other small regional labels in the ’60s, Fenton would record any band able to cough up enough cash for a single that might be little more than a vanity pressing designed to be handed out to friends and family, given to radio, or perhaps sold at gigs. Some of these labels were little more than traps for bands; others wound up cutting some blistering rock & roll. Fenton falls into the latter camp, as its head honcho, Dave Kalmbach, was a blend of musician and mogul who wanted Fenton to be a place where local groups got the chance to see what it felt like to act like a real band by laying down tracks in a studio. Although the label never broke out of Michigan — likely never making waves outside of western Michigan, to be honest — there is a peculiar purity to the 45s Fenton rapidly released in the ’60s, as they preserve a whole gaggle of bands that were bashing out three chords for the love of the music with little hope of hitting the big time. As such, the double-disc/triple-LP set Scream Loud!! The Fenton Story — a collection of these rare, collector-cherished 45s assembled by those very same collectors — almost functions as a piece of regional folk art, capturing bands from Grand Rapids, Holland, Lansing, Muskegon, and elsewhere in western Michigan and thereby offering a specific portrait of a place, or perhaps more specifically a time. Western Michigan wasn’t that dissimilar from other areas of the U.S. in the ’60s, as there were garage bands everywhere from California to Connecticut, and they had the same influences as everybody else, but as they had no scene or sound to call their own — or even future superstars, as only guitarist Danny Gatton cut early work at Fenton — the Fenton sides illustrate just how deeply the garage rock phenomenon of the ’60s really ran.Band after band on Scream Loud!! recycle the same sounds — the tinny organ, the razor-thin guitars supported by tin can drums — and some bands even go so far as to cut faithful covers of beloved inspirations, as when the Soul Benders tear into Love’s “7 and 7 Is” with a bit too much reckless abandon. As such, much of this is generic but in the best possible sense; it may not define the genre but it embodies it, embracing all the conventions long before they turned into clich?s. To anybody who isn’t an aficionado — and quite frankly, anybody who isn’t an aficionado has no business with this collection, as only aficionados will have the patience and temperament to sort through this — this may all sound similar, but this is garage rock of a remarkably high quality, as all the bands play with enthusiasm and most do distinguish themselves subtly, like how the Aardvarks mine dark grooves reminiscent of the Animals, which keeps this fascinating. Nevertheless, all those clattering guitars and organs do make the bands that depart from the norm stand out, whether it’s the Sheffields re-crea

Death of a Rebel: The Charlie Fenton Story $61.69 .cs676C7CC9{text-align: left;text-indent:0pt;padding:12pt 0pt 0pt 0pt;margin:0pt 0pt 12pt 0pt}.cs5EFED22F{color: #000000;background-color: transparent;font-family: Times New Roman; font-size:12pt; font-weight: normal; font-style: normal; }.csA62DFD6A{color: #000000;background-color: transparent;font-family: Times New Roman; font-size:12pt; font-weight: normal; font-style: italic; }This book tells the story of Charles Andrews Fenton (1919-1961), a charismatic teacher, scholar, and writer who at the apparent apex of his career died by jumping from the top of the Washington Duke hotel in Durham, NC. Fenton led a fascinating life, challenging all authority, often taking risks, and inspiring many of his students at Yale and Duke. Fenton’s story is a compelling one, yet it takes on further meaning when seen in the context of the times. His academic career coincided with the notoriously conformist 1950s, a time when individualism in American life was looked at askance, so that his very nature placed him constantly at odds with prevailing views. Yet it was that jaunty refusal to accept received wisdom that made him such an appealing figure to his students and many of his colleagues. He was a role model to many of his students, a kind of American mythic hero who defied expectations and poked fun at his nominal superiors, and would not back down from controversy. Death of a Rebel aims for an understanding of why Charlie Fenton took his own life. By the end of his life he was overcome by psychological pain deriving from the loss of wife and family, of public admiration, of companionship, and worst of all, of self-regard. Already a leading figure in American literature, Fenton had a promising life ahead of him. However, it was not to be, and his loss became, worst of all, the loss of the uncounted students who would never get to know and admire and learn from him.

All the Mighty World: The Photographs of Roger Fenton, 1852-1860 $46.58 Roger Fenton (1819-1869) was England’s most celebrated and influential photographer during the 1850s, the "golden age" of this radically new medium. Fenton’s majestic pictures of cathedrals, country houses, and varied countryside were without peer in England–as were his views of the royal castles and Houses of Parliament that embodied Britain’s power. But Fenton’s choice of subjects ranged more widely still: he was among the first to photograph the Kremlin and other landmarks of Moscow and Kiev; he was commissioned in 1855 to document the Crimean War, producing early war photographs; and he created theatrical Orientalist costume pictures and a startling series of lush still lifes. Fenton had first studied law and painting, but soon after he took up the camera he was making photographs that were technically superb and highly original in their handling of composition, perspective, atmosphere, and light. Always he strove to demonstrate that photography could equal the art of painting and even surpass it. He was the force behind the founding of the Photographic Society (later the Royal Photographic Society), which worked to advance the profession and encouraged the exhibition of members’ works throughout Britain. In a career of a single decade, Fenton did much to transform photography into a medium of powerful expression and visual delight. This exquisitely produced book–the first comprehensive publication on Fenton in almost twenty years–presents eighty-five of the artist’s finest photographs and discusses every aspect of his work and his remarkable career.

Sasha Fenton’s Rising Signs $15.88 "The Rising Sign – your Astrological Calling Card" The Rising Sign throws light on our outer manner and the way we present ourselves to others. This is partly due to nature, but also due to the programming that we receive in childhood and youth. Our career choices, partnership requirements, mental & spiritual interests and general behaviour are greatly influenced by our Rising Sign. It modifies our appearance and it can take us into situations and places in our lives that the Sun Sign alone would not. Sasha has replaced about a thrid of her original edition, introducing new material within existing chapters and adding several new chapters. She has retained the all-important Rising Sign Table that allows readers to find their ascendant at a glance.

Fenton Glass Made for Other Companies 1907-1980: Identification & Value Guide $32.93 Carrie and Gerald Domitz, authors of the Encyclopedia of Paden City Glass, have produced a new book, Fenton Glass Made of Other Companies, this time dedicated to glass made by the Fenton Art Glass Company. Fenton made glass for companies such as L. G. Wright, De Vilbiss, A & A Sales, Beth Weissman, Edward Paul, Farber Bros., Kreske, Sears, Wrisley, AT & T, Kosercheck Bros., Duarte, Marshall Fields, Fred Meyer, Rainbow Art, RedCliff, and many others. This special order business began shortly after the factory opened and still continues today. This book contains information and approximately 1,600 photographs, listings, and values for the complete span of that business. Catalog reprints are also included, which add insight for readers.

Biographical Sketch of Charles Fenton Mercer, 1778-1858 (1911) $32.14 This scarce antiquarian book is a selection from Kessinger Publishing’s Legacy Reprint Series. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment to protecting, preserving, and promoting the world’s literature. Kessinger Publishing is the place to find hundreds of thousands of rare and hard-to-find books with something of interest for everyone

Life and Letters of Fenton John Anthony Hort $29.98 This is a pre-1923 historical reproduction that was curated for quality. Quality assurance was conducted on each of these books in an attempt to remove books with imperfections introduced by the digitization process. Though we have made best efforts – the books may have occasional errors that do not impede the reading experience. We believe this work is culturally important and have elected to bring the book back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide.