Brilliant iridescence brings this antique carnival glass tumbler collection to life, flashing marigold, purple, blue, green and gold as the light changes. Floral and decorative pressed patterns give each glass its own character, creating a colorful assortment tied to the celebrated early American carnival glass era.
Fenton and Northwood were major names in American carnival glass production during the early 20th century. Their richly molded designs and metallic surface treatments transformed pressed glass into brilliant decorative tableware. The varied patterns and colors represented here create an impressive collection of period glass.
These antique tumblers show individual differences in color, pattern and age-related wear. Please review all photographs carefully for the exact pieces included, condition and pattern details before purchasing.
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Fenton and Northwood were major names in American carnival glass production during the early 20th century. Their richly molded designs and metallic surface treatments transformed pressed glass into brilliant decorative tableware. The varied patterns and colors represented here create an impressive collection of period glass.
These antique tumblers show individual differences in color, pattern and age-related wear. Please review all photographs carefully for the exact pieces included, condition and pattern details before purchasing.
Discovered By Treasures Of Bako – Have We Got A Gem For You?! 💎
