Carnival Glass Value Guide

Carnival glass refers to a distinctive type of molded glass with an iridescent coating. First manufactured in the early 1900s as a less expensive alternative to a popular art glass style, it was often given away as prizes or premiums and thus the name carnival glass. To learn more, visit our Carnival Glass history page.

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