#0701 Fenton Glass amber 'Button and Bows' high-top boot figurine.

Fenton Art Glass Company was an American glass manufacturer founded in 1905 in Martins Ferry, Ohio, later moving to Williamstown, West Virginia. Known for its colorful and decorative art glass, Fenton became a prominent name in American glassmaking, particularly for its carnival glass, hobnail patterns, and opalescent glass. The company produced a wide array of decorative items, including figurines, vases, and tableware, often featuring intricate designs and vibrant colors that appealed to collectors.

This particular piece, a glass boot in the 'Button and Bows' pattern, is a classic example of Fenton's collectible output. The 'Button and Bows' pattern, also known as 'Daisy Button,' features raised circular motifs resembling buttons or bows, creating a textured and visually appealing surface. Produced in various colors, amber was a popular choice, evoking a warm, vintage aesthetic. These boots were often made as decorative accents or small vases, embodying the whimsical and collectible nature of Fenton's creations.