Carnival glass vintage

vintage carnival glass bowl, marigold orange luster heirloom or heritage sunburs

Gorgeous Dark Green L.E. Smith Carnival Glass Bowl. Quintec intricate pattern with scalloped edge. Extremely rare color. A must have to any collection! Approximately 8.5 inches Diameter 5 inches Height This is a vintage item that may show signs of love or manufacturer imperfections. I try to be as accurate and honest as possible when listing condition. Minor scratching and wear on inside of bowl. Please examine all pictures prior to purchase. Good Vintage Condition. Please see photos as…

Are you aware of the rarity of carnival glasses? Maybe you’ve collected a few without realizing it. This is one of the most eye-catching antiques and is

"Vintage Iridescent Carnival Glass Bowl by Jeanette Co. in the Iris and Herringbone Pattern. Radiant Color, shows beautifully displayed or with some fruit in it on your table. If you have a large holiday table a bowl on each side with your favorite dish in it. The Bowl measure 9 1/2\" Across and 2 1/2\" H I have two of them."

Most carnival glass is worth a few hundred dollars. But the rarest and most valuable pieces are worth thousands.

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New And Unused In Open Box - A Stunning, Shiny Set Of Blue Carnival Serveware From Indiana Glass. Box Has Been Opened And There Is A Small Bit Of Wear On The Box. Ch21124

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