Antique Dugan Amethyst Six Petals Carnival Glass Bowl Carnival Glass
Perfect Hand Painted FIRE KING "Gay Fad" Pattern Handled Baking Dish-1950-60s. RacsousFinds. $26.10. There is carnival glass in marigold and then there is this Cherry Marigold color that Dugan Glass of Indiana PA made. This tri-handled Spooner in the Maple Leaf pattern is quite breathtaking and measures 4 high by 3 3/4 in diameter (handles not.
Dugan Carnival Glass Cherry Pattern 3 Ftd Bowl Marigold Etsy
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Dugan Carnival Glass Bowl Apple Blossom Pattern Carnival glass
Dugan designed two distinctly different basketweave secondary patterns, and yet another became one by default. The first is what I call the "reedy." It's found on the back of many Apple Blossom Twigs, and all Fanciful and Round-Up, bowls and plates. It's an unpretentious design intended mostly to fill space.
Dugan Carnival Glass Compote Coin Spot Pattern Iridescent Etsy
Carnival Glass was first produced by Fenton in 1907 and was made continuously until 2011. There were 5 or 6 major makers of it originally, but Fenton lasted longer than any of the others. There are about 2,000 different patterns in Carnival Glass, many of which are similar, leading to much confusion.
ANTIQUE DUGAN MARIGOLD CARNIVAL GLASS GOLDEN GRAPES PATTERN 7" RUFFLED
Dugan (and Dugan/Diamond) Glass Company, formerly of Indiana, Pennsylvania, made high quality glass from 1904-1931! CarnivalGlass.com offers a large variety of antique Dugan glass for sale.
Vintage Dugan Glass Maple Leaf Pattern Small Berry Bowl Classic
The Dugan Glass Company was a decorative glass manufacturer based in Indiana, Pennsylvania. The company was in business from 1905 until 1913. History The Dugan glass company was founded by Thomas Dugan, a cousin of Harry Northwood. [1]
Dugan Carnival Glass Bowl Double Stem Rose Pattern Collectors Weekly
F H I T U V W X Y Z Confusing Dugan Patterns - Hooked on Carnival (with Larry Keig and Barbara Harriman) Among a few of the confusing back patterns, it seems that Dugan did it best! Caroline - this exterior pattern comes on 8-9″ bowls and baskets. Bowls come in 2 Sides up, 3n1, Crimped, Ruffled or Tri-cornered.
Dugan Carnival Glass Ruffled Footed Bowl Cherries Pattern
Dugan's Pompeian Venetian and Japanese glass line production began 1905-1906. These pieces were blown in to a mold, rolled in frit (small pieces of glass) and shaped by hand. The line was likely created to emulate the European and American art glass of the day.
Farmyard, Dugan Hooked on Carnival Carnival glass vintage, Carnival
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Vintage DUGAN SIX PETALS Peach Opalescent Carnival Ruffled Footed Bowl
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Dugan Carnival Glass Ruffled Footed Bowl Cherries Pattern
What about the moulded pattern? This is a design that forms part of the surface of the glass itself. It's not cut, etched or painted; the pattern is part of the actual profile of the glass itself. That's because all Carnival Glass is made using moulds. How many different Carnival Glass patterns are there? Lots!
Antique Dugan Dahlia Amethyst Carnival Glass Bowl Carnival Glass
Dugan/Diamond SIX PETALS Peach Opalescent Carnival Glass Double-Crimped Bowl (318) $43.31 Dugan glass dragonlady rose bowl green opalescent (33) $35.00 RARE Vintage Dugan Glass Vase Early 1900's Amethyst Pulled Loop 1029 Purple/Iridescent 6 Vertical Ribs Points, 5 Pulled Loops (209) $100.00
Dugan Carnival Glass Bowl Double Stem Rose Pattern Collectors Weekly
From 1904 to 1909, it was called the Dugan Glass Company, creating the "Diamond-D" mark for some of its pressed ware, most notably, Carnival glass. Finally, from 1913 to its closing in 1931 due to a plant fire, it was known as the Diamond glass Company. Although much information has been lost, several facts about the glass have been established.
Dugan Carnival Glass Ruffled Footed Bowl Cherries Pattern
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Dugan Carnival Glass Bowl Double Stem Rose Pattern Collectors Weekly
The Dugan set (pictured) includes a 12.5-inch tankard and six glasses (sometimes referenced as tumblers in old-fashioned terms) in iridescent purple or amethyst glass. It was in excellent condition when it sold in 2012 for $600 via Morphy Auction. Dugan was known for producing deep shades of amethyst glass, some so dark they appeared black.
Antique Dugan Lined Lattice Amethyst Carnival Glass Vase Electric
with enamelled floral decoration. Carnival Glass from Dugan-Diamond ranges from show-stopping pieces (the Butterfly and Tulip) through quirky (Brooklyn Bridge) to easily available, often common-place items (Double Stem Rose).