All About Carnival Glass
What exactly is Carnival Glass?
This is one of several questions about Carnival Glass that get asked fairly often. In fact, the straightforward answer to the question is that Carnival Glass is iridised glass with a moulded pattern, although in reality, the answer is more complicated!
It got us thinking that there wasn't an easy place to look to find the answers, which is why we set up this page. It is divided into three sections: Frequently Asked Questions (questions asked and answered), Myth Buster! (exploring - and debunking - the many myths and misunderstandings about Carnival Glass), and (FREE) downloadable eBook guides.
Each section has a links to other pages on our website where you can find all the facts!
Simply Click on any image below.
This is one of several questions about Carnival Glass that get asked fairly often. In fact, the straightforward answer to the question is that Carnival Glass is iridised glass with a moulded pattern, although in reality, the answer is more complicated!
It got us thinking that there wasn't an easy place to look to find the answers, which is why we set up this page. It is divided into three sections: Frequently Asked Questions (questions asked and answered), Myth Buster! (exploring - and debunking - the many myths and misunderstandings about Carnival Glass), and (FREE) downloadable eBook guides.
Each section has a links to other pages on our website where you can find all the facts!
Simply Click on any image below.
Free downloadable eBooks
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Northwood and Fenton both made items in the very popular Grape and Cable pattern.
This eBook explains how to distinguish between the two makers. Click on the image for your free eBook |
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35 illustrated pages to explain the (sometimes confusing) terms that are often used by Carnival Glass collectors.
Second Edition - now includes an Appendix of old Carnival Glass ads. Click on the image for your free eBook |
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Damage? Or a natural FEATURE of
handmade glass? It's NOT only Marigold
Ain't no gold here!
Straw Marks - no straw involved
Is it safe (to use)!
Fakes, Reproductions, Reissues
It should be signed
A tumbler short of a set?
Am I a Plate?
Water ambered glass is not Carnival
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