Carnival glass collection

Are you aware of the rarity of carnival glasses? Maybe you’ve collected a few without realizing it. This is one of the most eye-catching antiques and is

Gorgeous Dark Green L.E. Smith Carnival Glass Bowl. Quintec intricate pattern with scalloped edge. Extremely rare color. A must have to any collection! Approximately 8.5 inches Diameter 5 inches Height This is a vintage item that may show signs of love or manufacturer imperfections. I try to be as accurate and honest as possible when listing condition. Minor scratching and wear on inside of bowl. Please examine all pictures prior to purchase. Good Vintage Condition. Please see photos as…

They are known by many names—aurora glass, dope glass, taffeta glass. They even used to be called, "poor man's Tiffany", a disparaging reference to more prest

The earliest known marbles were made of stone, marble or clay. Colored glass marbles were used in 15th-century Germany. China and pottery marbles were used in the 1800's. Varieties of blown glass marbles were available from 1870 to 1890 in many colors and patterns. Agate, marble and stone marbles continued to be ...

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Here's how to identify and determine the value of your carnival glass, the vintage American glassware that is luminescent and gives off shimmering hues in pressed molded shapes, according to those who collect it. Any vintage lover will adore the unique look of carnival glass! #hometour #homedesign #homedecor #marthastewart #inspiration #details

Carnival glassware

Vintage corningware set! Rare find! Complete with original glass tops.

Carnival Glass Patterns: Flowers

Many glass companies made carnival glass in the early 1900s. Learn some identifying characteristics of specific pieces and their values.