Written by Old Fenton on 18 April 2008
FENTON BLACK CARNIVAL GLASS BOWL. MEDALLION PATTERN.
FENTON BLACK CARNIVAL GLASS BOWL. MEDALLION PATTERN. Price: $26.00 Bids: 7 End Time: -13983d -21h -41m.
Antique Depression Glass
Written by Old Fenton on 17 April 2008
Millersburg glass Company is one of the largest producers of this kind of glass. Crystals were the first glass products of the company. But they decided to go for iridescent glassware to ride the wave of enthusiasm. So, during the early 1910, the line of Radium Glassware was brought out by Millersburg glass Company.
Mosser Glass
Written by Old Fenton on 17 April 2008
Millersburg glass Company is one of the largest producers of this kind of glass. Crystals were the first glass products of the company. But they decided to go for iridescent glassware to ride the wave of enthusiasm. So, during the early 1910, the line of Radium Glassware was brought out by Millersburg glass Company.
Red Depression Glass
Written by Old Fenton on 16 April 2008
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 outside, which constantly changed colors. Iridescent Ware was made in ornately patterned molds, and was sprayed with a mixture of metallic salts before it had started to cool, which allowed for the color-changing effects that gave the
Red Glass
Written by Old Fenton on 16 April 2008
Millersburg glass Company is one of the largest producers of this kind of glass. Crystals were the first glass products of the company. But they decided to go for iridescent glassware to ride the wave of enthusiasm. So, during the early 1910, the line of Radium Glassware was brought out by Millersburg glass Company.
Hobstar
Written by Old Fenton on 15 April 2008
French Milk Glass from Vallerysthal
A recent article in the Providence Journal mentioned French milk glass from the Portieux Company. Also mentioned was milk glass produced by the Vallerysthal company, another French glass manufacturer who made popular and amusing milk glass items in the first half of the 20th century. Here are a few examples of their work. [...]
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VGC Indiana Gold Carnival Glass Independence Hall Plate
VGC Indiana Gold Carnival Glass Independence Hall Plate Price: $9.99 Bids: - End Time: -13985d -1h -44m.
Faux Carnival Glass
The instructions for doing the Faux Carnival Glass technique we demonstrate at the conventions can be found HERE. This is a download as a word document. We also have a tutorial for a slightly different version of this technique on our ...
Fenton Carnival Glass
Written by Old Fenton on 15 April 2008
VGC Indiana Gold Carnival Glass Independence Hall Plate
VGC Indiana Gold Carnival Glass Independence Hall Plate Price: $9.99 Bids: - End Time: -13985d -1h -44m.
Imperial Glass
Written by Old Fenton on 14 April 2008
What makes this glass stand out from others is its unusual appearance. This glass was made by companies between 1905 and 1930, when you're talking vintage Carnival. Makers came from all over the world. Although the United States was the prime production point, glassmakers in England, India, Germany, Mexico and Finland also made it.. There are others, too.
Findlay Glass
