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MARIGOLD CARNIVAL TUMBLER JUICE GLASSES (6) 4”. VINTAGE For Sale


MARIGOLD CARNIVAL TUMBLER JUICE GLASSES (6) 4”. VINTAGE
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MARIGOLD CARNIVAL TUMBLER JUICE GLASSES (6) 4”. VINTAGE:
$33.00

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The Marigold Carnival Tumbler Juice Glasses are a set of six vintage juice glasses measuring 4 inches in height. Made of glass with a gold color, these tumblers feature a unique Carnival brand design that adds a touch of retro charm to any kitchen or dining table. Perfect for serving juice or other beverages, these collectible glasses are both practical and stylish for any home decor.


The image displays vintage carnival glass tumblers, likely from the early 20th century, known for their distinctive iridescent finish.

Carnival Glass:

This type of iridescent glass was first introduced in 1907 by Fenton Art Glass and became popular for its decorative qualities.

Iridescent Finish:

The surface shimmer, often resembling an oil slick or a bubble, is achieved by applying a coating to the glass.

"Marigold" Color:

The specific peach/orange color seen in the image is often referred to as "Marigold" in carnival glass collecting.

Vintage Significance:

These glasses are considered collectible items from the "classic" period of carnival glass production, which ended around 1925.


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