Originally Carnival Glass was an inexpensive variety of iridized pressed glass commercially produced from 1907 to about 1931 to resemble the highly collectable and expensive Tiffany glass. Advertised as Luster Ware and Iridescent glass; today, it is known as Classic Carnival Glass and is highly collectable. The highest price paid for a single piece of Carnival Glass to date is the Millersburg People’s Vase at $100,000, but there are many pieces in a price range that anyone can afford – from the novice to the most seasoned collector.
Knowledge is the key in collecting anything of value and the Air Capital Carnival Glass Club is devoted to providing educational information to anyone interested in collecting Classic Carnival Glass. Our web-site is an excellent information source for Carnival Glass Price Guides for identification and value, Educational Articles, Resource Listing of reference books, web-sites, Clubs and Carnival Glass Auctioneers and finally an Events Calendar listing Carnival Glass Auctions and Club Conventions (up-dated weekly) that you can print for your own use.
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© 2009 Air Capital Carnival Glass Club
Latest updates:
Articles - 01/20/2010
Imperial Lamp Shades Part 5
Resources 7/29/2009
Officers 2010 12/07/2009
Meetings 2010 - 01/19/2010
Convention 2010 12/08/2009
Price Guide 12/07/2009
Events Calendar 2010
(updated each week