Carnival Glass was an inexpensive iridized pressed glass produced from 1907 to about 1931; today, it is known as “Classic Carnival Glass” and is highly collectable.
But where has all the good Carnival Glass gone today? Does that sound familiar? Well, the truth is the quality Carnival Glass seems to have disappeared from the usual sources (antique malls, Internet, etc.).
Imagine the opportunity to buy from a selection of 200 – 400 pieces of quality of Carnival Glass - all in one place and one time. Interested? Then you need to check out our Events Calendar; a weekly updated listing of events of Carnival Glass Conventions and auctions with locations, phone numbers and links to the auctioneer’s web-sites where you can preview the glass being sold. Cannot attend – not a problem, most auctioneers accept mail bids and some will even have Internet bidding.
Here is another great opportunity! - Become a Member of Air Capital Carnival Glass Club and receive a newsletter, attend a convention, learn from our educational programs - and also attend an auction. New members are always welcome! For a preview of our Convention October 13-16, 2010, see Convention 2010
Looking for information on collecting “Classic Carnival Glass” :
For identification and value, see Price Guide, for educational articles, see Articles, for reference books, web-sites, Clubs and Carnival Glass Auctioneers, see Resources , and for a event near you, check our Events Calendar
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© 2010 Air Capital Carnival Glass Club
Latest updates:
Articles - 06/14/2010
Imperial Lamp Shades Part 7
Resources 7/29/2009
Officers 2010 12/07/2009
Meetings 2010 - 04/3/2010
Convention 2010 06/15/2010
Price Guide 05/18/2010
Events Calendar 2010
(updated weekly)