If there is a single material that plays an ornamental role in almost every home in America, it is glass. We all have some, whether in artwork, bowls, drinking vessels, pitchers, statuary, vases or a ...

I would guess maybe in the '40s, but I'm not positive. APPRAISER: Carnival glass was produced in America and elsewhere in the early part of the 20th century. Now, this happens to be the Farmyard ...

Vintage glassware can be defined as glassware that was produced in earlier historical periods and is often prized for its craftsmanship, colours and significance. Examples of vintage glassware include ...

It's a touchstone of mid-mod decorating and puts portable color in every room. Apart from its decorative value, antique and vintage glassware is also an enormous collectible category. The varieties ...

Switch up your décor with our timeless picks for the home and kitchen Add as a preferred source on Google Alternatives to fine china, jewellery trays and lamps - deep dive into our vintage glass picks ...

The terms "antique" and "vintage" are often wrongfully treated as interchangeable when referring to collectible glasswares. The primary distinction here comes down to the relative number of years that ...

In the 1930s, small colorful glass dishes were given away as premiums for purchasing sacks of flour or boxes of oatmeal or detergent. Well padded in the flour, a sturdy glass cup or bowl would survive ...

Appraisal: Early 20th C. Carnival Glass Bowl, from Charleston, Hour 1. Watch David P. McCarron's appraisal of an Early 20th C. Carnival Glass Bowl, in Charleston, Hour 1.