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Amazon Women vase by Riihimaki (one example
currently known).
See more here.
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Any purple, pink or green Eda Carnival, such
as this purple Rex 5" vase.
Rare and very beautiful.
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| Any complete Inwald dresser set
(Double Diamond is shown right) |
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Asters oval vase by
Brockwitz |
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| Bremen fan vase by
Brockwitz |
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Curved Star pitcher in blue by
Brockwitz |
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| Decoratif vase, made in
France |
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Diving Dolphins, any color in
the tricorner, hexagonal or square shape, Sowerby |
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| Firefly candlesticks in blue (as here) or aqua by
Riihimaki |
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Giant Lily vase
(Czech probably Libochovice), marigold
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Inwald’s
massive (12 – 14”) vases, such as Fleur de Lis, Nola (right) and Diamond Cut (far
right).
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Pebble & Fan vase in vaseline (Czech probably
Libochovice) |
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Leaf & Grape plate in purple,
Greener-Jobling
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Regina Star vase by Brockwitz |
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| Rose Garden items in blue (vases, butter, pitcher, giant
rose bowl) Brockwitz (some also by Eda) |
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Square Diamond vase by Brockwitz |
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Western Thistle vase in blue by Riihimaki
(any shape and there are several!)
See more here.
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Wickerwork plate
and stand in amethyst, Sowerby
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Finally, there
are some exceptionally rare, highly valuable and undeniably splendid pieces that we have not
included for various reasons (their country of origin may be currently unconfirmed or they may not
fully meet the definition of Carnival Glass).
Examples are the
fabulous Tropicana and Fir Cone vases; the show-stopping Goddess of Athena epergne (and her
sisters, such as the Desert Goddess); the intriguing Tornado Variant vases and the Four Flowers
Variant 11” chop plate shown below. All are magnificent, desirable, and tantalizingly
mysterious!
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| Tornado Variant vases, marigold - 3
sizes |
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Four Flowers Variant large 11”
chop plate in green (shown here) or purple |
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