Archive for January, 2009
Carnival Glass, A Unique American Art FormIn the early part
Carnival Glass, A Unique American Art FormIn the early part of the twentieth century a number of glass makers in the United States began making carnival glass, prominent among them, Fenton Art Glass. [...]
The glass appearance is different than anything else. It was
The glass appearance is different than anything else. It was pressed and iridized to give it a distinct shine. The look can range from something resembling a rainbow to that of an oil spot and [...]
Those who love it, love it so much, they’ve even
Those who love it, love it so much, they've even created their own clubs to share finds, information and more. Carnival Glass clubs can be found virtually all over the world, with branches in [...]
ntroduced as Iridescent Ware in 1907, carnival glass acquired that
ntroduced as Iridescent Ware in 1907, carnival glass acquired that name unofficially from collectors in the 1950s. This marvelous glassware acquired its nickname from the metallic layer on its [...]
Carnival Glass pieces range from plates and glasses to pitchers
Carnival Glass pieces range from plates and glasses to pitchers and vases. They can include such things as compotes, hatpins and more, as well. Almost anything made from glass can have the [...]
Findlay Glass The term Findlay Glass refers to a glass
Findlay Glass The term Findlay Glass refers to a glass produced in one of five glass manufactures located in Findlay, Ohio, during the years 1886-1902. The five companies were, Dalzell, Gilmore [...]