Deep amethyst glass and brilliant iridescence give this antique Northwood Singing Birds mug a dramatic early 20th-century presence. The molded design features birds perched among branches and foliage, surrounded by flowing natural details that complement the rich purple glass. Metallic flashes of blue, green and gold emerge across the surface as the light changes.
Northwood produced some of America’s most recognized carnival glass during the early 1900s. The Singing Birds pattern reflects the period’s fascination with nature-inspired decoration and Art Nouveau design, pairing detailed pressed imagery with the colorful iridescent finish that defined carnival glass.
This antique mug may show light wear consistent with age and previous use. Please review all photographs carefully for glass condition, iridescence, pattern details, rim, handle and base before purchasing.
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Northwood produced some of America’s most recognized carnival glass during the early 1900s. The Singing Birds pattern reflects the period’s fascination with nature-inspired decoration and Art Nouveau design, pairing detailed pressed imagery with the colorful iridescent finish that defined carnival glass.
This antique mug may show light wear consistent with age and previous use. Please review all photographs carefully for glass condition, iridescence, pattern details, rim, handle and base before purchasing.
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