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Imperial Pink Revival Carnival.


Imperial commenced the production of Revival (Contemporary) Carnival Glass in the early 1960s to take advantage of the developing market for new, collectable Carnival Glass. This colour, Pink was made from 1978 to 1982 under the ownership of Lennox (marked LIG) and then Arthur Lorch (marked ALIG).
Pink Carnival
Pink Carnival
The pieces shown above are:
​Rose / Imperial Rose (aka Lustre Rose) 8" 3-toed bowl, #42693
Tiger Lily 9oz. tumbler, #42050
Loganberry 10" vase, #42774

​Lace / Imperial Lace (aka Octagon) toothpick holder, #42624
Rose / Imperial Rose 6" vase, #42751
​​Rose / Imperial Rose (aka Lustre Rose)​ butter and cover, #42615
Beaded Jewel 6½" box and cover, #42891
Pinwheel 6½" nappy, #42563
Pink Carnival
The pieces shown above are:
Hattie 7" bowl, #42684
Tiger Lily 3pt. pitcher, #42152
​Robin mug, #42325
Colonial Bell (aka Suzanne Bell), #42844
Rose / Imperial Rose 3½" candleholder, #42784
​Pansy handled nappy, #42574
Scroll Embossed 7½" crimped bowl, #42686
Beaded Block 5¼" deep bowl, #42680 (sometimes referred to as Frosted Block)
Swan / Imperial Swan, #42930

The following two catalogue pages are thanks to and courtesy of ​Karen Welch.
Imperial Pink Carnival
​The pieces shown above are:
Beads and Fan 5½" handled basket, #42643
Tiger Lily 3 pint pitcher, #42152
Tiger Lily 9 oz. tumbler, #42050
Lace / Imperial Lace (aka Octagon) toothpick holder, #42624
Cornucopia vase / toothpick holder 3”, #42528
Lace / Imperial Lace (aka Octagon) 8” vase #42764
​Colonial Belle (aka Suzanne Bell) 6”, #42844
Rose / Imperial Rose 6" vase, #42751
Pinwheel 6½" nappy, #42563
Swan / Imperial Swan 4”, #42930
Four Leaf puff box and cover, #42581
Handled Mirror 8½", #42958
Imperial Pink Carnival
​The pieces shown above are:
​​Owl jar and cover, #42900
Duck on Nest / Covered Duck. #42909
Hen on Nest / Covered Hen, #42926
Acanthus 5” compote, #42725
Windmill 9 oz tumbler, #42067
Windmill 3 pint pitcher, #42167
Acanthus 4-toed bowl 7”, #42707
Windmill 8” bowl, #42681
​Bunny on Nest / Bunny, #42904
Hattie 10" banana bowl, #42687
Acanthus 3” candleholder, #42788
Star Medallion 6” footed compote, #42724
Hobnail Bell, #42340
Rose / Imperial Rose (aka Lustre Rose) 8" 3-toed bowl, #42693
Rose / Imperial Rose (aka Lustre Rose) 7” butter and cover, #42615
Cologne Bottle and Stopper, #42487
Jewelry Holder 3½",  #42947

Imperial often revived old patterns and moulds that were used previously for Classic Carnival / EAPG production, but their Contemporary Carnival should bear their Imperial mark (IG, LIG or ALIG). Of the pieces shown in the catalogue pages above, these patterns were also made also in Classic (old) Carnival: Rose/Imperial Rose (known as Lustre Rose to Classic collectors), Tiger Lily, Loganberry, Lace/Imperial Lace (known as Octagon to Classic collectors), Hattie, Robin, Pansy, Scroll Embossed, Windmill, Star Medallion, and Frosted Block.

The Octagon pattern, originally called "The Bellaire" has an amazing story - read it here: Imperial's Octagon - The Story Behind the Glass.

See more Imperial Revival Carnival catalogues, ads and related pattern information.
Imperial Revival Carnival
​We have many more Imperial ​Revival Carnival Glass catalogues and ads,
​covering the period from the 1960s through to their closure in 1984.

​They are all accessed from our Imperial Revival Homepage.

​Click on the image on the left, or go here: Imperial Revival Carnival
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