Northwood Carnival Glass
Many of the patterns that emerged from Northwood’s glass works at Wheeling have become iconic – symbolic of the very essence of Carnival. The Peacocks and Rose Show patterns …
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Northwood Glass - Patterns, Marks, Value, History, Information
Jan 8, 2019 · Learn about Northwood Glass, a company that produced carnival glass, opalescent glass and more from 1896 to 1925. See photos and descriptions of Northwood …
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Harry Northwood made many types and designs in glass, but is probably best known for his brilliant carnival glass, produced from 1908 to 1925, like the "grape and cable" plate shown left, probably, to quote Dave Doty, the most …
Carnival Glass Identification and Value Guide - The Spruce Crafts
See more on thesprucecrafts.comThe Dugan set (pictured) includes a 12.5-inch tankard and six glasses (sometimes referenced as tumblers in old-fashioned terms) in iridescent purple or amethyst glass. It was in excellent condition when it sold for $600 via Morphy Auction in 2012. Dugan was known for producing deep shades of amethyst glass, some so …Carnival Glass Value & Identification Guide (Rare Pieces)
Exploring the Timeless Charm of Carnival Glass …
This concise guide offers insight into Northwood’s iconic iridescent colors, signature patterns, and identification marks, showing you how to spot genuine Northwood classics in the colorful world of carnival glass.
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Northwood Carnival Glass Gallery
Northwood Carnival Glass Gallery Hover over an image for pattern information, and click on an image to see the piece in full size format. A to Z of Northwood Tumblers
Recognizing and Identifying Carnival Glass: Complete …
Learn how to recognize, identify and date carnival glass by its distinctive metallic sheen and intricate patterns. Find out how to tell real carnival glass from fakes and reproductions, and how to identify Fenton carnival glass.
Collecting Northwood Glass: Carnival & Iridiscent Glass …
Learn about the founder, production and marks of Northwood Glass, a pioneer of iridescent glass in America. Explore the popular designs and patterns of carnival glass, such as grape and cable, fine cut and rose, and pastel iris.
Northwood and Fenton both made the popular pattern Grape & Cable. Northwood produced it in a very wide range of shapes, while Fenton produced only plates and bowls (in several sizes).
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