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Inwald
Inwald
made consistently high quality Carnival
with top-notch iridescence. Rudolf
Schrötter
was the design mastermind responsible for
Inwald’s glass.
The item shown is a marigold 2-piece Golden
Delicious bonbonniere.
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Rindskopf
An
astonishing amount of Carnival in a range
of patterns and shapes was made by the
Rindskopf factory. In the 1930s,
Rindskopf and Inwald merged (but kept
their separate identities) under the
direction of Henry Riethof, who was part
of the Rindskopf family.
The cake plate
shown is a marigold in the Diamond Ovals
pattern.
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Libochovice
Circumstantial
evidence together with a proven
catalogue from Libochovice has given us
an insight into the breathtaking items
from this factory.
The picture
shows an absolutely stunning candlestick,
aptly named (by us) Sublime
Deco. Read more
about this and other rare
candlesticks.
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Kralik
Some
of the superb glass from Kralik is
arguably in a cross-over position between
Carnival and Art Glass.
The Kralik marigold water set is Thistlewood
Rib.
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Reich
Catalogue
evidence proves Carnival was made by
Reich.
The picture
shown is a Plantagenet water pitcher in
marigold (part of the Notley-Lerpiniere
collection of Carnival Glass).
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Unknown
Maker
An un-attributed catalogue gives us a wide
range of known Carnival items yet tantalisingly
does not without provide the name of the
maker.
The marigold vase on the left is called Regal
Tulip.
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