Carnival Glass
Northwood "Peacocks on a Fence" Carnival Glass shallow ruffled bowl in cobalt blue--front and back.
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Carnival glass (originally called "iridill") is a vibrant, iridescent pressed glass popularized in the early 20th century. It is identified by its shimmering, rainbow-like finish. Produced initially as affordable decorative items and often given away as prizes at fairs, it has since become a sought-after collectible because of its intricate patterns and unique colors.
See also: American Brilliant Cut Glass | Art Glass | Depression Glass | Elegant Glass | Fenton Glass | Imperial | Mid-Century Modern Glassware and Barware | Milk Glass | Peachblow | Pressed Glass | Pyrex | Sandwich
Glass Act: A Look at the Differences Between Carnival and Depression Glass
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Glass Society hosts 2019 Glass Show and Sale March 9-10
The 47th annual Glass Show &Sale returns March 9-10. It will be held at the Concord Plaza Midwest Conference Center in Northlake, Illinois.
Carnival Glass Values Depend on Many Factors
Some carnival glass has a higher value than others. Here's an explanation for some of the pricing variations.
