Carnival glass is identified by its unique iridescent color, which was created by Fenton starting in 1907. Find rare pieces of Carnival glass with helpful information from an antiques expert in this free video on collecting glassware.
Expert: Statia Widak
Bio: Statia Widak has been collecting antiques for more than 10 years.
@jfeltes I agree... for some reason.
Clempath 3 weeks ago
This old lady is awesome!
jfeltes 1 month ago
Go to Thistlewood carnival glass site to get proper information - they are world renowned published authors on Carnival Glass
MissTeaFi 1 month ago
see mughal or phoenician or islamic glass on my link...there is only 69 counted mughal glass in the world....
badran106 5 months ago
How can I date a piece of carnival glass and have it appraised? I believe it's very old the piece i have. Does anyone have information on this glass I have?
kevykev38 8 months ago
@marktamayo17 You might as well have just said " Hi I'm a bootlegger, and I'm trying to sell you fake junk"
pigeonzac123 9 months ago
great video-
PickersInc11 10 months ago
Just remember to get a book that has the different factory marks because that it just about the only way to get an idea of how old the glass really is. They still make this stuff and unless you know what your looking at,it's very easy to make a very expensive mistake!
zLOSTNOMOREz 11 months ago
How much was this glas???
TheIQProductions 1 year ago
Absolutely beautiful glass there. Thanks for sharing this with us. I collect antiques too. I try to protect them as much as I can. the thought of anything of mine getting ruined is so scary. :P
Flowerpowernluv 1 year ago