Collectors Facts - Ingeborg, Høvik, Norway
Photos, catalogue image and original research copyright and courtesy,
John and Frances Hodgson |
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Shapes:
Boat/jardiniere, 10 inches
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Colours:
Marigold
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You did read it correctly. Carnival Glass was made in Norway. If you don’t already have our Scandinavian e-books then this may be surprising.
So far, this is the only reported example of Norwegian Carnival Glass. It is a rare marigold boat-shaped jardinière.
We have to thank John Hodgson for the discovery of this item, which is impressed with the maker’s name- Høvik. John identified that Høvik was a Norwegian company, and he even found the original name for the pattern - Ingeborg - in a 1916 catalogue, shown above.
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So far, this is the only reported example of Norwegian Carnival Glass. It is a rare marigold boat-shaped jardinière.
We have to thank John Hodgson for the discovery of this item, which is impressed with the maker’s name- Høvik. John identified that Høvik was a Norwegian company, and he even found the original name for the pattern - Ingeborg - in a 1916 catalogue, shown above.
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