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To celebrate the centennial of Carnival glass, Fenton has rediscovered and improved much of the originial chemistry and techniques for iridizing glass. Fenton salute the past and mark Fenton's place in the present with a panoply of Carnival glass colors in a wide variety of shapes-from the classic to the comtemporary. These pieces are surely the heirlooms of the future.

• This is a beautiful 3 piece set. Fenton Art Glass Carnival Pineapple Water Set has the Fenton Art Glass logo and the Pitcher measures 8 1/2 inches tall, Tumblers 4 1/2 inches tall. New for 2007 in First Quality Condition in original Fenton Art Glass box. 
  Fenton Art Glass History Carnival Glass: Yesterday and Today In October 1907, the fledgling Fenton Art Glass Company entered the marketplace with an exciting new line of glassware. Called “Iridescent Ware,” this new product featured vivid, changing metallic hues on highly-patterned pressed glass articles. The glassware was popular from 1908 to about 1915, and Fenton’s “Iridescent Ware” enjoyed great success, even being exported to many countries around the world. By the 1950s, this glassware was being eagerly sought by American collectors. Stories abounded that the glass had been used for prizes in midway games, and the phrase “Carnival glass” was coined. Collector clubs were formed, and there has been great interest ever since. When glass in 1970, we decided to call it “Carnival glass” and we have done so ever since. The secret—both in 1907 and now –of Fenton Carnival glass is the special spray of metallic salts on the glass while it is very hot. Using today’s technology, Fenton Art Glass technologists have rediscovered the striking vivid effects of some of the sprays first used in 1907. We continue to Carnival glass by hand, the “old –fashioned” way, and we never cease to marvel at the rainbow of colors and the interesting hues. Fenton Art Glass is among the world’s foremost producers of handmade colored art glass, and our Carnival glass is second to none. We regard the enthusiasm of today’s collectors as a great tribute to company founder Frank L. Fenton, who first ventured into the marketplace with “iridescent Ware” a century ago. 

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