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Jan 8, 2019 · Northwood Glass Company was founded in 1896, in Indiana, Pennsylvania, by Harry Northwood. They produced many types of carnival glass, opalescent glass and much more. Click Here to see Northwood Glass items at eBay!

Harry Northwood is one of the most well-known figures in American pressed glass. There were two distinctive marks used by Harry Northwood on various pieces of glass. The first, the Northwood "script" signature (Fig.1) originated about 1899 at his Indiana, Pennsylvania plant.

Mar 4, 2025 · Northwood Glass Company is especially renowned for its mold-blown Carnival Glass. During his lifetime Harry Northwood, who had inherited his father’s creativity and skillfulness, released an impressive number of different patterns …

Are you on a quest to distinguish the authentic, radiant pieces of carnival glass Northwood has to offer from mere imitations? This concise guide offers insight into Northwood’s iconic iridescent colors, signature patterns, and identification marks, showing you how to spot genuine Northwood classics in the colorful world of carnival glass.

Learn to identify and value Northwood carnival glass, where the mark is hidden, its designs and patterns and its relationship to Fenton glass.

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Northwood Carnival Glass Gallery Hover over an image for pattern information, and click on an image to see the piece in full size format. A to Z of Northwood Tumblers

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Carnival glass has been produced in more than 2,000 different patterns. The most valuable carnival glass patterns are Fenton’s peacock and urn, Northwoods grape and cable, and Dugan’s Farmyard. Some other valuable carnival glass patterns include the following: