R.R.1 Box 191
Mulberry Grove, IL. 62262


WELCOME TO MEMORY LANE
As many of you have noticed, we have been lax in updating this site, for more than a year. That was because of family illness, and other things that have completely had us tied up. Hopefully, now everything is on the mend, and we are back to normal. The big news, and one of the reasons, that we have been so tied up, for a long while, is that we have been working on our second book, "Fenton Glass: An Compendium 1970-85." This book, along with the update and complete revision to our first book "The Book of Fenton Glass: 1940-1970. will be out late this spring of 2001 or early in the summer of 2001. We will have these books for sale, on this site, as soon as they are released. Please keep checking here, for updates, on the progress of these two volumes. This spring and summer, we will be completing work on photography for our next two volumes on Fenton Art Glass, which will hopefully be released, in the spring/summer of 2002. One of these volumes will cover Fenton Milk Glass, from 1940-2000, including Hobnail & Silver Crest. The other, will cover rarities, whimsies, and sample (Experimental) items that Fenton produced from 1940-1985. If you have any thing that might fall in to this realm of glass, and wouldn't mind for us to photograph it, for these volumes, please contact us. We have already found and photographed a complete collection of both Milk Glass Hobnail and also of Silver Crest , and have only a few items in each that we need photos of. Other patterns that we are looking for in Fenton Milk Glass, include Daisy & Button, Block & Star, Fenton Rose, Thumbprint, including others, if you have any of these and other Fenton patterns, from the 1950s and 60's please let us know, and we will send you lists of what we need to get pictures of. As for pictures of the rarities.... WATCH OUT!!! I have already shown several highly advanced collectors, pictures of Items, that will be in this book, and they are highly impressed. Collectors say that this book on Fenton rarities will be one of the best books produced on Fenton Glassware! If you have anything produced especially from the time period of 1940-70, that you know is Fenton, and is not pictured in my first book, "The Big Book of Fenton 1940-70," Please let me know, and I will try to make contact with you to get pictures of it for this book. Now for the fun part, we are in the process of updating our web page with new items that we have for sale, and hope to keep new items listed, and outdated items taken out of the web page. Please bear with us, for the next few months, as we try to improve our service, and present you will fine quality items in all aspects of Antique and Collectible Glass. We have updated the Fenton sections, the Hall China, Harker, Blue Ridge and Early Provincial Pages, with many new items, this week, and hope to add more in the weeks to come. We have also added an Elegant Glassware page, which will include Cambridge, Forstoria, and Heisev, etc. IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING YOUR LOOKING FOR, IN FENTON ART GLASS, Please let us know, as this is a very small selection of what we have in stock. We no longer do regular Antique shows, due to working on the above mentioned books, but watch our calendar, for the shows that we do, for as always, we will have a large variety of quality glass, and china set up, where every we go.If you can, come and see us at these shows, and let us know that you saw our web page. If you have never heard of us before, we have been in business for over 20 years, specializing in Fenton Art Glass, currently we stock over 900 pieces, contracting on the the years from 1940 to 1970. We also carry earlier Fenton, especially Carnival and Stretch Glass, plus items made after 1970, including the Violets in the Snow Pattern, Roselene, Burmese, Decorated Satin Items. We also specialize in Hall Dinnerware and Kitchenware, Harker, and Universial-Cambridge. We carry a good selection of Heisev, Forstoria, Imperial, and Cambridge, plus a wide variety of Victorian era Art glass, and much, much more. If there is a particular item your looking for we will be glad to contact you as soon as it's found.

Now Please enjoy your tour of Memory Lane Antiques.


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