I have just dug out my Mums dish with the same design, beautiful shine to the iridescent. It's a smaller dish with the eagle claw and ball feet, it's green and the butterfly in the middle has the very same line that yours has, its not a scratch, definitely a mark the glass has made. So interesting to see this, thank you.
I have one that's similar to yours. It's blue, with more berry detail, no feet, no butterflies. It was purchased by my grandmother. Mine has a twisted metal handle. I'd never sell it, but curious about it's value.
Its a straw mark. When they would remove the glass from the mold they sould throw it into a pile of straw. I may be wrong but i dont think so...my mom and dad were antique dealers for 35 years. And my moms favorite was the cobalt blue. She had the whole set.
Sorry Helen you are wrong. A straw mark on carnival glass is actually a shear mark caused by the relatively cool shears used to cut the molten glass as it was poured into the mold. Nothing to do with actual straw.
I really think rachelcaresasmr supplied a great point here guys. P is certainly the most important thing to keep in mind when collecting this stuff! I'm glad we could have such a wonderful source of knowledge grace us!
Ya a factory defeat. But funny I have a blue set that was my great grandma’s.Don’t know what year it was. But it only survive do to my mom because r double cousin was selling everything of their grandma’s after she had passed away for drugs.
Hey it's Drewwww ..hi I love this kinda stuff..I love that bowl so beautiful..great job brotha 👍 👏👍 Always share like and, subscribe to my buddy Drew ...I love carnival glass it's part of my past..love it Drew ❤✌
mostly glass collectors. The orange ones are called Marigold and are the most common and least when comes to value. Look for iridescent purple, Red and Blue.
