Carnival Glass Patterns, Colours and Shapes
Carnival Glass from Europe eBooks - First Edition and our newly released Part Two.
Part Two
A richly illustrated 135-page eBook packed full of information. Part Two is the perfect accompaniment to our First Edition. It covers 150 patterns from European makers, around one third of which are newly discovered. An extra feature is a unique Sowerby Carnival book-within-a-book, covering their Carnival Glass years. For full details and to buy this downloadable eBook, go here: Carnival Glass from Europe Part Two eBook |
First Edition
The culmination of over 20 years of our collecting, documenting and researching Carnival Glass made throughout Europe. Almost 300 pages long, covering 800 Carnival Glass patterns and 50 glassmakers, with an astonishing amount of previously undisclosed information. It is a visual delight and an excellent encyclopedia of Carnival Glass from Europe. For full details and to buy this downloadable eBook, go here: Carnival Glass from Europe First Edition e-book |
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Our comprehensive A to Z Pattern Index
From Acanthus Leaf to Zipper Loop, there are now over 3000 patterns / pattern references illustrated on Carnival Glass Worldwide's pages. They are all listed alphabetically in our pattern index. We also list them by the main motif on the pattern - a very natural way that helps collectors identify the myriad of Carnival Glass patterns. Separately, we list patterns featuring animals, berries, birds, buildings, butterflies/insects, fish, flowers, foliage, fruit, grapes, lettered pieces and people, as well as an index of Revival Carnival, of decorated pieces, and of vases. We also have a "Magic Box!" - the Search box that is at the top right of every page. It is a very powerful search engine for patterns, and in fact for everything on our website: just enter a few key words and hit the magnifying glass symbol. |
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As well as our A to Z Pattern Index, we have several other ways to help you identify your Carnival Glass patterns. We have our unique and immensely popular Collectors Facts, our Carnival Glass and Tumbler Galleries and our Vases homepage- he links are below. And ... don't forget ... for any Carnival Glass pieces made in Europe, we have our comprehensive and fully illustrated guide to all currently know European patterns - all in one easy-to-use e-book!
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Carnival Glass Colours
Classic Carnival Glass was made in an amazing range of colours: in fact, Carnival Glass and Colour are inextricably interwoven and interlinked. The colour, the vibrancy of Carnival is the very essence of the glass, and there are well over 60 shades of Classic, old Carnival identified by collectors today. Our guide to Classic Carnival Glass colours explores and explains them all! Click on the image on the right or go here: Carnival Glass Colours |
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Iridescent or opalescent or both?
All is explained here |
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Carnival Glass Shapes
A big selling point for Carnival Glass was its versatility: it was practical and functional as well as being decorative. Bowls of every size, plates, jardinières, jelly comports, custard cups, cake stands, epergnes and even massive table centrepieces. There were punch sets, vases in every shape and size you can possibly imagine, lamps, ashtrays, candlesticks and more ... Our features on Carnival Glass shapes explores and explains them all! Click on the image on the right or go here: Carnival Glass Shapes |
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